Join PhD student and Palaeontologist Adele Pentland, and explore the Form, Function and Family Groupings of Fossils from across geologic time
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Earth SciencesScienceLife Sciences |
Adele’s joined by special guest Ruairidh Duncan to talk about ornithopod dinosaurs and whales! We reminisce about the 90s and get nostalgic over the Natural History Museum in London, get the facts on herbivores from the Cretaceous coast and dive into... more
Join Adele and digital necromancer Jac OConnor on a deep dive into Zygomaturus! The so-called marsupial rhino AKA a honking huge megafauna and close cousin of Diprotodon. more
Join Adele and special guest Alyssa Fjeld as they explore everyones favourite extinct arthropods, Trilobites (AKA sea cockroaches)! more
Adele banters with Ben Francischelli aka A Fools Experiment about the lost world of Beaumaris to talk about the prehistoric Pelagornis, a giant bird with a pseudo teeth. more
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Like the previous reviewer I was introduced through Adele’s appearance on The Common Descent. Since I am all caught up on TCD and therefore reduced to waiting 2 weeks for my next fix, PIP is a godsend. The fossil skink episode was almost a perfect match for this morning’s 6 mile walk.
Heard about this podcast when Adele visited with Common Descent (another favorite). Enjoy prehistoric animals and being in the USA appreciate learning more about Australia!!! more
A real delight, the passion and enthusiasm of this show is fantastic, and listening to it always makes me smile and I always learn more fascinating things about palaeontology
I came here from Just the Zoo of Us(an animal rating podcast) as did another person in the comments. I also came from Beyond Blathers. I recommend BOTH podcasts. I’m sure there are others coming here from Just the Zoo of Us and Beyond Blathers, but y’know. I’m only talking about one person that listened to Just the Zoo of Us. more
I really love the podcast and it makes me love prehistoric animals even more. 5 star!!!
Apple Podcasts | #131 | United States/Science/Earth Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #47 | Canada/Science/Earth Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #54 | United Kingdom/Science/Earth Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #25 | Australia/Science/Earth Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #90 | Germany/Science/Earth Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #113 | France/Science/Earth Sciences |
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