A new paper: Two problematic sclerobiont species that survived the Ordovician-Silurian extinction event
rssfeeds-admin It was again my privilege to join my Estonian colleagues on a paper (published today...
Geology
Voices in the Trees: Update on the Alaska Youth Stewards and The College of Wooster Tree-Ring Lab Collaboration at Five Years
Participants: Greg Wiles, Nick Wiesenberg, Ben Gaglioti, Daniel Mann, Gabrielle Sjoberg, Eloise Peabbles, Eric Benedict,...
Dr. Nicolás Young – Our 44th Annual Osgood Speaker
It was a honor to welcome Dr. Nicolás Young (’05) back to the College to...
Dating a Cabin from Pittsburgh
Dr. Mark Abbott and his graduate students Cole and Adeel visited the Wooster Tree Ring...
A new paper describing the feeding apparatus of Silurian cornulitids from China: More evidence supporting placement of this group in the lophophorates
It was my privilege to join an Estonian-Polish-Chinese-American team interpreting partial soft-tissue preservation of the...
Paleoecology (2025) and New Displays in Scovel Hall
Dr. Lyon’s class along with her TAs and in collaboration with the Wooster Art Museum’s...
A New Paper on Deciduous Conifers at Secrest Arboretum
Imagine a world with larch trees in the uplands and dawn redwoods in the flats,...
A Blast from the Past: Paleoecology 2025 Visits Cleveland Museum of Natural History
by Claire Elsie and Allie Toombs, with contributions from other Paleoecology students. On Saturday, November...
A Tradition Continues: Richmond, Indiana – Paleoecology, Fall 2025
Blog post written by students enrolled in the course, including Madeline Eaton and Lynnsey Delio....
Muscle scars in tiny conical fossils: A new paper describing the musculature of Devonian tentaculitids from Armenia and what they mean for the biology and evolution of the group
A new paper on tentaculitid paleobiology and evolution has just appeared in its final form...