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Oct
31
This comic is picks up where the last one left off. You will now find out why Walcott recieved the greeting he did (he isn’t a murderer, as one reader suggested!). Walcott adresses of the House Range trilobites, and it doesn’t go quite how he imagined it might! In case you’re wondering, the Wheeler Survey, [...]
Oct
24
Walcott’s Quarry #78: The Return
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The dynamic duo leaves Sirius Passet and travels to the House Range in Utah, home to the famous Wheeler shale. This comic is a bit of a cliffhanger. Check back next time to find out the reasons for the odd welcome!
Oct
17
I had to send my computer off for repairs last week, so Craig Dylke generously agreed to make another (awesome) guest comic!
Oct
10
Walcott’s Quarry #77: Bad Timing
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Walcott wraps things up at Sirius Passet, with only one regret. By the way, bragging rights go to the first reader who can identify the fossil!
Oct
3
Walcott’s Quarry #76: Sirius Passet
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The journey finally gets underway! Walcott makes the long and treacherous journey to the cold, desolate Sirius Passet formation in the north of Greenland. Keen observers will note, of course, that the north of Greenland was a lot nearer to the equator during the Cambrian.