Sphenodont skulls and teeth are so bizarre yet so cool #FossilFriday https://t.co/LK96k5DQ3D

@Tweetstreefrogs Perhaps you'd be interested in our PLoS ONE paper on skull shape and feeding loads: http://t.co/WoCJuYHa

@MarcEHJones @JoRichardsKent Here's an example of our work in PLoS ONE, an online open-access journal: http://t.co/WoCJuYHa

@MarcEHJones @JoRichardsKent Here's an example of our work in PLoS ONE, an online open-access journal: http://t.co/WoCJuYHa

@ToriHerridge no idea about nerve regrowth, biomech must have been done with MDA eg http://t.co/KN3UAyQX

RT @andyfarke: Skull form & feeding in tuatara, just published in @PLoSONE: http://t.co/4EnQS6YQ

RT @BoraZ: RT @andyfarke: Skull form & feeding in tuatara, just published in @PLoSONE: http://t.co/fVigshfh

RT @andyfarke: Skull form & feeding in tuatara, just published in @PLoSONE: http://t.co/fVigshfh

#PLoS: Functional Relationship between Skull Form and Feeding Mechanics in Sphenodon http://t.co/uczBIzny

Very nice images too RT @andyfarke Skull form & feeding in tuatara, just published in @PLoSONE: http://t.co/B0bAuE1Q

#PLoS: Functional Relationship between Skull Form and Feeding Mechanics in <italic>Spheno... http://t.co/boIrQANh

RT @andyfarke: Skull form & feeding in tuatara, just published in @PLoSONE: http://t.co/4EnQS6YQ

Skull form & feeding in tuatara, just published in @PLoSONE: http://t.co/4EnQS6YQ