David

@bioecologist.bsky.social

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Biologist, ecologist, educator. Master's in Ecology and Evolution. he/him

A pack of dire wolves attacking a herd of peccaries in a cave. The entire scene is framed in terrifying action.
Brooch of the T. rex like Pokémon, Tyrantrum.
A bust of ‘Hank’ the T. rex sized to fit on a lapel brooch. The head is surrounded by white flowers
A very large thylacine (‘Tasmanian wolf’) skull compared to a much smaller dingo skull
Age of reptiles scene depicting theropod falling off cliff into water and being approached by massive shadow
Mega-toothed shark biting the face of prehistoric sperm whale. Art by Bran Artworks
Three books on a brown background. From left to right are Dr. Mark Witton’s “Pterosaurs”, Drs. Darren Naish & Paul Barrett’s “Dinosaurs: How they lived and evolved”, and Dr. Darren Naish’s “Ancient Sea Reptiles”.
A 3-D printed skull of a killer whale. In the foreground of the image is a wood plaque detailing information about the print including size (life size), print time (~54 days), and filament used (~25 pounds).
Small magazine like book titled ‘Convergent Evolution’ by artist Kory Bing. Cover displays forelimbs of various species including: bear, human, cat, koala, and others.
Photo shows a killer whale skull 3-D printed in white filament, resting on the book Homology, Genetics, and Evolutionary Innovation. A rattlesnake cup is partly visible in the background.
A pile of books about various natural history topics. Titles include: How & Why Species Multiply, The Botany of Desire, The Inner Life of Animals, The Meadowlands, The Secret Network of Nature, Randomness in Evolution, The Process of Animal Domestication, God Enough, How Fast Did T. rex Run?, Imperfection, Animals in Translation, Flaws of Nature, Oak, The Ark and Beyond, Marine Pollution, Phylogenies in Ecology, The Fall of the Wild, Homology, Genes, and Evolutionary Innovation, Evolutionary Community Ecology, A Wilder Kingdom, Oak Origins, Time in Ecology, Before They Vanish, Alien Species in North America and Hawaii, and Food Webs.