Matt CeleskeyJun 12, 2023
On the drive back from #MTE14 I visited with some very old ‘friends’ — the Early Cretaceous dinosaur tracks in Mill Canyon outside Moab, UT. I was lucky to be part of a team of artists that worked on interpretive illustrations for the site.
Matt CeleskeyJun 10, 2023

Heading into the last round of talks at the great 14th Mesozoic Terrestrial Ecosystems conference. Yesterday presented a poster on a Triassic Cinderella story—matching fossil footprints to the foot skeletons of potential archosaur track makers.

Part of an upcoming Chirothere project with Andy Heckert and Hendrik Klein—more soon!

#MTE14 #Triassic #ichnology #chirotheres

Jun-Hyeok JangJun 9, 2023
#Sciart #Paleoart #Dinosaur #JurassicJune #MorrisonFormation Representative vertebrate remains from the Dry Mesa Quarry, Morrison Formation. Commissioned by Dr. Brian Curtice for his #MTE14 presentation.
PaleojimJan 2, 2023

Abstract submission guidelines for #MTE14 can be found on page 8-9 of our circular, available here:

https://utahpaleo.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/MTE_Circular6_final-web-1.pdf

Abstracts are due this Friday, January 6, 2023 at midnight MST. Please reach out with any questions.
#MesozoicTerrestrialEcosystems #MTE14

Show threadPaleojimDec 15, 2022
The Jan 6th Abstract deadline for #MTE14 seems to be pretty popular. Some nice abstracts have met the previous deadline.
PaleojimDec 14, 2022
Good news for those stressed by end of year semester commitments, the date for submitting extended abstracts for #MTE14 has been extended until January 6, 2023.
PaleojimNov 27, 2022
Just a friendly reminder that abstracts are due for the Mesozoic Terrestrial Ecosystem meeting in 20 days - December 16, 2022. Details are available in the first circular: utahpaleo.org/mte14/ It’s going to be a great meeting. Looking forward to seeing you then!
#MTE14
Dr. Heather F. SmithNov 13, 2022
The Mesozoic Terrestrial Ecosystems 14 conference, #MTE14, will be held June 8-10, 2023 in Salt Lake City, UT. Extended abstracts will be published in The Anatomical Record.
First circular with detailed information here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YI6UYTmHbES6K5veQQ6DBljBPEJOz8Gm/view
#paleontology #conferences