Geological Curator 11(9)

This print edition will be distributed later in 2024, but our membership has early online access to all the papers featured. These are linked below.

Illuminating an uncatalogued micropalaeontological collection at the Lapworth Museum of Geology, University of Birmingham J. D. Dixon, Alexandra Z. Meek, Jon Clatworthy and Kirsty M. Edgar
Illuminating an uncatalogued micropalaeontological collection at the Lapworth Museum of Geology, University of Birmingham
In search of lost time: Recovering missing stratigraphical data from fossil marine reptile specimens using micropalaeontological analyses Nigel R. Larkin, Dean R. Lomax, Ian Boomer and Phil Copestake
In search of lost time: Recovering missing stratigraphical data from fossil marine reptile specimens using micropalaeontological analyses
Using the methyl cellulose poultice method to remove plaster and burlap - A case study on Triceratops bone Kieran Miles
Using the methyl cellulose poultice method to remove plaster and burlap - A case study on Triceratops bone
Trilobite thin section analysis clarifies matrix separation properties Maximo Alfonso Rojo, Atle Jorstad Qviller, Nélia Castro and Øyvind Hammers
Trilobite thin section analysis clarifies matrix separation properties
The Dinosaur on your Doorstep: raising awareness of Hastings’ dinosaur heritage Phil Hadland
The Dinosaur on your Doorstep: raising awareness of Hastings’ dinosaur heritage
Book review Ichthyosaurs from the Early Jurassic of Britain
Book review: Ichthyosaurs from the Early Jurassic of Britain

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