Starting to digitize some old doodles from my notebooks! This is a tardigrade (Milnesium tardigradum), a super tiny invertebrate that lives all over the world. They've been around since at least the Cretaceous, but probably longer!
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Starting to digitize some old doodles from my notebooks! This is a tardigrade (Milnesium tardigradum), a super tiny invertebrate that lives all over the world. They've been around since at least the Cretaceous, but probably longer!
I made a little recap of my summer outreach activities!
stopped by quite a few libraries in the Chicagoland area this week! Looking forward to cooking up some new activities and presentations for future visits 📚
💚💙💜❤️💛💚💙💜❤️💛 I've made some new prints and stickers! I'm particularly enjoying this rainbow venus figurine sticker atm - link in bio if you want to take a peek
Officially a PhD candidate!
Ekembo, 2024
Shameless self promo!
I'm slowly adding more doodles to my et*y shop and I feel like they're turning out pretty nice!
Graduate student Madelaine Walker shares how the Fink Summer Fellowship allowed her to pursue research work in western Kenya and uncover tru
it's me!
Me and my buddies - August 2023
Primate friends at the Osteology Museum in Paris!
Summer 2023
Back at the NMK - Summer 2023
Miocene Paleontology in Kenya - Summer 2023
We've spent most of our time at a site called Chamtwara, screening and looking for tinier fossils.
Lots of little 20-million-year-old lizards and rodents - even flying squirrels! -- July 2023
I had so much fun putting on my little fossil workshop this week! I loved being able to use my own doodles for the presentation and talk about what I do with all the excited kiddos.
Funny enough, I took my babysitting class in this room as a twelve-year-old before they revamped everything. Libraries are the best 📚
Homo floresiensis
This is a cast of the LB 1 cranium from the island of Flores in Indonesia. These hominins lived super recently, less than 100,000 years ago, but retained a lot of features we would expect to see in much much older species.
They are very short and cool, and there's still a lot of work that needs to be done to figure out exactly what the heck their deal is 👌 -- February 2023
I wrote something!
Uncovering Primate Social Structures through Feces
January 2023
The largest and smallest living primates: Gorilla gorilla & Microcebus murinus (mouse lemur)🦍
Inspired by a figure in Size and Adaptation in Primates by John Fleagle (a chapter in Size and Scaling in Primate Biology ed. William Jungers).
Synapsids
November 2022