Denise Porcello @denise-porcello
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2 days, 14 hours agoDenise Porcello posted an image in the group Education and Outreach from the myFOSSIL appIt worked! Thanks for the printing tips Jeanette!!
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1 week, 2 days agoDenise Porcello joined the group University of Michigan Museum of Paleontology
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1 week, 2 days agoDenise Porcello posted a new activity comment
I’ll give it a try thanks!!
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1 week, 3 days agoDenise Porcello posted an update in the group Education and Outreach from the myFOSSIL app
Does anyone have a link to a g file so I can try printing a meg tooth on a 3D printer?
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You can download the one off of the 3D gallery on the myfossil website. Once you have the STL file, you need open it in your printer software or in a free software that you can download like Cura. Import the file and scale to the size you’d like, place on your stage and hit convert. The software will convert to the appropriate file type for your printer (after you import your printer info into cura). Load the new file on to your usb for your printer and hit print!
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I’ll give it a try thanks!!
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2 months, 1 week agoDenise Porcello posted an image in the group Vacation Explorers from the myFOSSIL app
I got a sneak peek into the Burke Museum in Seattle. Photography wasn’t allowed inside but it will be amazing when it opens!
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How cool!
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2 months, 1 week agoDenise Porcello joined the group Vacation Explorers
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3 months, 3 weeks agoDenise Porcello posted a new activity comment
Thanks to all for a great week and for giving me the chance to be a part of NAPC!
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4 months, 1 week agoDenise Porcello joined the group NAPC
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4 months, 3 weeks agoDenise Porcello posted a new activity comment
Hi George!!
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7 months, 3 weeks agoDenise Porcello posted a new activity comment
Congratulations!
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8 months, 1 week agoDenise Porcello posted a new activity comment
Glyptodon
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9 months agoDenise Porcello joined the group Bookworms
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9 months, 1 week agoDenise Porcello posted a new activity comment
Amazing! Thanks Victor!
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9 months, 1 week agoDenise Porcello posted a new activity comment
What causes that kind of discrepancy?
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Both teeth have been weathered as a result of being transported in a river. As the teeth are transported by the water they are worn down and their edges become smoothed out. If you look closely at the tooth on the right, you’ll notice that it has faint serrations that have been worn down. The tooth on the left has completely lost the enamel that covers the crown of the tooth. This tends to happen when a tooth dries out in the sun, the enamel will begin to flake off. Both teeth are likely the same species (Carcharocles auriculates), which is an Eocene ancestor of Megalodon.
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You can imagine it working like sand paper.
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10 months, 2 weeks agoDenise Porcello posted a new activity comment
I’d gladly take in some homeless fossils!
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11 months agoDenise Porcello posted a new activity comment
Thanks!
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11 months agoDenise Porcello posted an image in the group Education and Outreach from the myFOSSIL app
A student found this in Aurora matrix. She thinks it’s a Sevengill shark
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Wow! @vperez did you see this?
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Tiny little guy! It’s actually a small snaggletooth shark tooth, Hemipristis serra.
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Thanks!
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11 months agoDenise Porcello joined the group Education and Outreach
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