earliest life onshore! were riding fatbikes
Miller Museum of Geology, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada
pseudopod-in-pseudopod, two-of-a-kind were trundling along together more than half a billion years ago collected from a small quarry north of Kingston Ontario.
trace fossil track display of soft body, sluglike critters called Climatichnites hailing from ~515 million years ago in the Cambrian; they were among the first known animals to come ashore on a global scale
big animals, too! my spread hand would fit in each trackway with room to spare; fossils of the actual creatures have yet to be found
doubling down with more onshore from the same era_
link to a larger trackway at McGill University's Redpath Museum in Montréal, with _two_ kinds of critters from this slice of deep time from another quarry in the same locale.
earliest life onshore! were riding fatbikes
Miller Museum of Geology, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada
pseudopod-in-pseudopod, two-of-a-kind were trundling along together more than half a billion years ago collected from a small quarry north of Kingston Ontario.
trace fossil track display of soft body, sluglike critters called Climatichnites hailing from ~515 million years ago in the Cambrian; they were among the first known animals to come ashore on a global scale
big animals, too! my spread hand would fit in each trackway with room to spare; fossils of the actual creatures have yet to be found
doubling down with more onshore from the same era_
link to a larger trackway at McGill University's Redpath Museum in Montréal, with _two_ kinds of critters from this slice of deep time from another quarry in the same locale.