Lisa Lundgren @llundgren
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5 days, 12 hours agoLisa Lundgren posted a new activity commentHi @jbauer, I think this was from a teaching collection at a tabling event. It can be deleted/not added to the emuseum!
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5 days, 12 hours agoLisa Lundgren posted a new activity comment
huh, alas, I dont have any more information on this specimen. I think it may have been found on a FOSSIL trip to the Calvert Marine Museum a few years back. Since I did such a poor job with specimen information (sorry! : ( ) should I delete it?
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2 weeks, 6 days agoLisa Lundgren joined the group NAPC
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5 months, 3 weeks agoLisa Lundgren and Cameron E. Schwalbach are now friends
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8 months, 2 weeks agoLisa Lundgren posted a new activity comment
Congratulations to Jack! Well-deserved!
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8 months, 2 weeks agoLisa Lundgren posted an image in the group Meetings and Conferences from the myFOSSIL app
Booth 118 at GSA! What do you want to chat about at GSA?? #event
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8 months, 2 weeks agoLisa Lundgren joined the group Meetings and Conferences
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8 months, 2 weeks agoLisa Lundgren posted a new activity comment
So creative!! What were some of the fossil-inspired Pokémon that people were most excited to learn about?
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10 months, 3 weeks agoAlejandro (Alex) Rosas and Lisa Lundgren are now friends
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11 months agoLisa Lundgren posted a new activity comment
Ah! I thought it looked kinda familiar. Were ones like these used in the 3D horse teeth lessons?
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11 months agoLisa Lundgren posted a new activity comment
A mammal?
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11 months, 2 weeks agoLisa Lundgren joined the group Paleo Pics
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11 months, 2 weeks agoLisa Lundgren posted a new activity comment
Are you sure?? 😜
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11 months, 2 weeks agoLisa Lundgren posted a new activity comment
I think it was found in a bag matrix from Aurora
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1 year agoLisa Lundgren joined the group Education and Outreach
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1 year agoLisa Lundgren posted an image in the group I AM STEM Summer Camp from the myFOSSIL app
This is a fossil, I’m not sure what it is, is it a tooth? #fossil
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Do you know where the fossil was found?
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Perhaps a fish plate?
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I think it was found in a bag matrix from Aurora
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1 year agoLisa Lundgren joined the group I AM STEM Summer Camp
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1 year agoLisa Lundgren replied to the topic Anything happening in the South East USA in December? in the forum Upcoming Opportunities
Florida is actually perfect during the winter for fossil hunting! The Montbrook Fossil Dig from the University of Florida might be of interest to you. @rnarducci was the volunteer coordinator for the dig last year, she might have additional info to help. Here’s a write up about it: https://www.floridamuseum.ufl.edu/montbrook/
Also for Florida: The Florida Fossil Hunters (@cindy-lockner@bonnie-cronin) , the Paleontological Society of Florida (@proth), the Southwest Florida Fossil Hunters (@cferrara), and the Tampa Bay Fossil Club all go on a lot of field trips during that time.
For Georgia, @ashley-quinn and @thomas-thurman from the Paleontological Association of Georgia might have leads.
For South Carolina, @rboessenecker and @sboessenecker are from the Mace Brown Museum in Charleston and might have ideas.
For North Carolina, it will be colder, but there’s so much good paleo up there. @lcone @lmccall @julie-niederkorn and a bunch of other folks can help point you in the right direction!
This is just off the top of my head, so if anyone else has ideas, suggestions, or comments, jump in! @bmacfadden, @vperez, @jeanette-pirlo?
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1 year agoLisa Lundgren posted an image in the group iDigFossils Montbrook Dig from the myFOSSIL app
Differences between two species found at Montbrook, the left is from the long bone of an unknown animal and the right is a fish vertebrate. Striations vs. really disorganized. Found by Kacia Cain. #method
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1 year agoLisa Lundgren posted an image in the group iDigFossils Montbrook Dig from the myFOSSIL app
Montbrook’s pentacontemporous folding, meaning it can be folded upon before it hardens. #collectionsite
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Pentacontemporous- new word of the day!
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No need to delete it! Let’s let our shark-y experts chime in. There is always room for outcast specimens on myFOSSIL! =]
Hi Lisa! Sorry for the late “shark-y” chime in 🙂 Its hard to bring it down to species because the specimen is missing the root and from the picture quality here, but it looks to be the lingual view of the genus Galeocerdo (Tiger Sharks). Do you happen to still have this fossil?
Agreed, nice job Fauve!!