41. Dino Land Paleontology Interviews: Dr. Martin Lockley Vertebrate paleontology, trace fossils (i.e., footprints), (Univ. Colorado; Interview). http://www.geocities.com/stegob/martinlockley.html

DINO LAND PALEONTOLOGY INTERVIEWS DR. MARTIN LOCKLEY Carnivorous Dinosaur Footprint from Rovereto, Italy Among the common paleo questions such as "How did the dinosaurs die out?" and "Did they evolve into birds?" are the more deeply enticed questions, such as "Were dinosaurs social animals?" Nobody has taken more cracks at this question during the past two decades than University of Colorado paleontologist Martin Lockley. Lockley began his career as an Ordovician paleontologist, but soon became fascinated by dinosaur tracks. This fascination has led to a career that has, among other aspects, spanned from studying the only T. rex footprint to attempting to answer whether dinosaurs migrated to writing three popular books. This past summer I interviewed Dr. Lockley for my book project, and was amazed to learn so much about dinosaur social behavior and locomotion. Here are some of the highlights of my interview. Steve Brusatte: Dr. Lockley, were you into dinosaurs or paleontology as a child? Martin Lockley: No, I was not into dinosaurs at all. I was raised on a nature reserve and was always surrounded by animals. I became interested in paleontology when I got into college and a teacher passed along "the paleo bug" to me.

42. National Museum Of Natural History - Paleobiology In general, the staff uses fossils to study ancient environments, ecology,evolution and climate change as well as other areas of paleontology. http://www.nmnh.si.edu/paleo/

Anthropology Botany Entomology Invertebrates ... Vertebrates Welcome to the National Museum of Natural History's Paleobiology Website Paleobiology Highlights We are now accepting applications for the 2003 Paleo Training Program Classes. For more information and to apply online, click here Fall Term begins 26 August 2003 and the class is filling up fast. Visit our Dinosaur FAQ page. Some of our staff went to Montana for field work this summer. Visit our field calendar for photos, videos and news about the expedition. Discover Dinosaurs Paleobiology in the News Read about Dr. Scott Wing's contribution to research on past climate warming in Science Daily: Your Link to the Latest Research News (2003) Dr. Anna K. Behrensmeyer ,Curator, was named one of the "50 Most Important Women in Science" in the November 2002 issue of DISCOVER magazine. READ about us in the August 21, 2002 edition of the Washington Post We were featured on the front page of the STYLE section.

43. DIRT Home Page ... Denman Institute For Research On Trilobites Research into the paleontology of trilobites and other fossils. DIRT publishes the Trilobite Papers. http://www.island.net/~rolfl/

Denman Institute for Research on Trilobites Denman Island is a small island located just off the east coast of Vancouver Island, about half-way up. The rocks here are deep-water clastics of Late Cretaceous age, so this island is perhaps an unlikely place to establish a trilobite institute. But there is no shortage of fossil crabs and lobsters locally (I call them surrogate trilobites) and Carboniferous trilobites have recently been discovered onVancouver Island. Of course, easternmost British Columbia belongs to Laurentia, geological North America, and here Cambrian, Ordovician and Silurian trilobites are common and well-preserved at many localities. Click links below for more information DIRT Publications DIRT Research In 1993, I helped to establish the British Columbia Paleontological Alliance as an umbrella group of amateur and professional paleontologists in regional societies in the province. I served as its Chair for the first four years. The Alliance has now over 200 members in six regional societies across the province. After leaving the University of Toronto for Denman Island, I established the Denman Institute for Research on Trilobites (DIRT) in 1989 as a "home" for my continuing work on trilobites and on fossils in general. A wide range of books on fossils and their meaning is available in libraries and bookstores. Some deal with broad themes, such as living fossils or mass extinctions. Others focus on the paleobiology, paleoecology, and evolution of various animal groups ammonites, trilobites or, the perennial favourites, dinosaurs.

44. Paleontology Resources For K-12 Meta-site where teachers, librarians, parents and students can preview curriculum related materials.Category Science Earth Sciences paleontology Education Pre-College...... primarily technical. Kuban's KPaleo Place fossils, paleontology, Dinosaurs,Large number of categories links. Smithsonian. Paleobiology, http://falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/paleontology.htm

45. PaleoZoo's Prehistoric Louisiana! fossils, paleontology, prehistory. From Geobopological Survey. http://www.geobop.com/paleozoo/World/NA/US/LA/index.htm

Prehistoric L ouisiana The Living Fossils State The Pelican State Prehistoric AMERICA Partnered with Geobop's North America Search this site Reference Desk State Soil Louisiana Today... W here can you find farmers who grow both rice and crawfish—called crayfish in other states? In what state is the largest city partly below sea level? Louisiana! Louisiana is the only state besides Florida that lies entirely within the Gulf Coastal Plain. It's bordered by Texas on the west, while the Mississippi River forms the border with Mississippi on the east. Arkansas borders Louisiana to the north. Hilly uplands in northern Louisiana are largely forested. Rich farmlands are located on the low, flat floodplains that border the Mississippi, Red, and Oucahita Rivers. Grassland prairies well suited to growing rice are found in southwest Louisiana. Louisiana’s state tree, the baldcypress, is most common in swampy coastal marshes that stretch along Louisiana’s Gulf Coast. The abundance of water in Louisiana is hinted at by its state tree, state bird (the pelican) and state reptile (alligator). As in neighboring Mississippi, "Bayou" is a common word in Louisiana. Early settlers called these slow-moving streams near the lower Mississippi River "sleeping water."

46. Nearctica - Paleontology Including Dinosaurs, Trilobites, Amber, Fossils, Collec paleontology links for a variety of paleontological and geological subjects.Category Science Earth Sciences paleontology Directories......Nearctica paleontology including dinosaurs, trilobites, amber, fossils, palynology,plate tectonics, mammoths, paleogeography. fossils and paleontology. http://www.nearctica.com/paleo/paleo.htm

Paleontology - Main Page Buy Books about Fossils and Paleontology THE BIG THREE Dinosaurs Amber Trilobites THE REST General Paleontology The Geological Time Scale Paleogeography and Plate Tectonics Origins of Life ... Fossils - Commercial Organizations

47. PaleoZoo's Prehistoric Connecticut! Connecticut fossils, paleontology, and prehistory from Geobops Prehistoric USA. http://www.geobop.com/paleozoo/World/NA/US/CT/index.htm

Prehistoric C onnecticut The Connecticut Valley State The Constitution State Prehistoric AMERICA Partnered with Geobop's North America Search this site Reference Desk Prehistoric Connecticut ... State Soil Connecticut Today... C onnecticut is a small state that borders Massachusetts on the south. Like Massachusetts, it was once known for its shipping industry. The important role whaling played in Connecticut history is recalled by its state animal, the sperm whale. New England's river, the Connecticut River, flows the Connecticut Valley, which stretches north into Massachusetts. Aside from the Connecticut Valley, Connecticut appears as an irregular rocky land with high hills here and there. Ice Age glaciers left hundreds of large and small lakes and ponds, along with waterfalls, rock ridges, and boulders. The direction glaciers traveled is indicated by drumlins—longish piles of rocks and gravels left behind by glaciers. The highest and most rugged part of Connecticut lies in the northwest corner, in the Taconic Mountains. Low ranges of hills extend along each side of the state.

48. Books About Paleontology And Fossils Bringing fossils To Life Books about paleontology and fossils. Hereis an alphabetical list of books about paleontology and fossils http://home.att.net/~azroadie2/paleobook.html

Books about Paleontology and Fossils Here is an alphabetical list of books about Paleontology and Fossils, compiled by a science librarian, that are currently available (in print). Click on the image or title for additional information and availability. The list is frequently updated; so check back often. NOTE: There is a separate section for Children / K-12 Level Books Last updated: March 3, 2003 CONTENTS Titles P-Z Advancing Research on Living and Fossil Cephalopods : Development and Evolution, Form, Construction, and Function, Taphonomy, Palaeoecology,... by Federico Oloriz Saez Adventures in the Bone Trade: The Race to Discover Human Ancestors in Ethiopia's Afar Depression by Jon E. Kalb After the Dinosaurs: A Texas Tropical Paradise Recovered at Lake Casa Blanca by James W. Westgate After the Ice Age: The Return of Life to Glaciated North America by E. C. Pielou by Timothy G. Bromage The Age of Dinosaurs in Russia and Mongolia by M. J. Benton The Age of Reptiles by Edwin H. Colbert Amazon Pollen Manual and Atlas / Manual e Palinologico Da Amazonia by Paul Colinvaux Amber by Andrew Ross The Amber Book by Lief Brost The Amber Forest: A Reconstruction of a Vanished World [hardcover] by Roberta Poinar The Amber Forest: A Reconstruction of a Vanished World [paperback] by Roberta Poinar American Beginnings: The Prehistory and Palaeoecology of Beringia by Frederick Hadleigh West American Monster: How the Nation's First Prehistoric Creature Became a Symbol of National Identity by Paul Semonin

49. Fossil Encounters Virtual tours of fossil quarries and the fossils found in them. Designed for K12 educators. Requires plug-ins. http://162.127.13.2/tech/paleontology/

50. Books About Paleontology And Fossils - P-Z Understanding fossils Books about paleontology and fossils PZ. Hereis Charles Darwin. paleontology fossils - Children/K-12 Level. http://home.att.net/~azroadie2/paleobook2.html

Books about Paleontology and Fossils - P-Z Here is an alphabetical list of books about Paleontology and Fossils, compiled by a science librarian, that are currently available (in print). Click on the image or title for additional information and availability. The list is frequently updated; so check back often. CONTENTS Titles A-O Children/K-12 Level Magazines Palaeobiology II [hardcover] by D. E. G. Briggs Palaeobiology II [paperback] by D. E. G. Briggs The Palaeobiology of Trace Fossils by S.K. Donovan by Jin Yu-Gan The Palaeozoic, A by Michel Moullade Paleobase: Deep Sea Benthic Foraminifera [CD-ROM] by Ann Holbourn Paleobase Macrofossils: Ammonoids, Bivalves, Coleoids, Gastropods, and Early Matazoans [CD-ROM] by Norman MacLeod Paleobiogeography by Bruce S. Lieberman Paleobiological Study of the Late Triassic Bivalve Monotis from Japan by Hisao Ando Paleobiology and Paleoenvironments of Eocene Rocks, McMurdo Sound, East Antarctica by Jeffrey D. Stilwell Paleobiology of the Williamsburg Formation (Black Mingo Group; Paleocene) of South Carolina,... by Albert E. Sanders Paleobotany and the Evolution of Plants by Wilson N. Stewart

51. Geosci Ps 1600: Dinosaurs And The Fossil Record Ben Datillo's paleontology class at Weber State University. http://catsis.weber.edu/bdattilo/fossils/default.html

Geosci PS 1600, Dinosaurs and The Fossil Record Course Overview In this class we discuss the fossil record from the very oldest fossils found on earth to the present day. We cover the origin and early development of life on earth, the move from the ocean to land, the rise and extinction of the dinosaurs, the rise of mammals, and the evolution of humans. Throughout this discussion, we cover the major principles and arguments involved in the interpretation of the fossil record. These include the methods for determining the age of events in earth history, issues surrounding the origin of life, the process of evolution, determining the mode of life for long extinct animals, and the debate over mass extinctions. Help for the Class Web Syllabus with Links to Class Notes Syllabus for Fall 2001 (PDF Format) Requirements and Suggestions for the Term Paper Test Review Questions ... Test Results

52. FREE Internet Encyclopedia - MacroReference list; ANUDemography-Publications ANU-SSDA-Australian-Census Dinosaurs,fossils, and paleontology. What Is a Dinosaur? Dinosaur http://www.cs.uh.edu/~clifton/macro.d.html

MacroReference A B C D ... INDEX D Dance MicroRefence Entry Ballet Ballet Guides History of British Ballet Ballet Legends Ballet Alert! Online ... Usenet - alt.arts.ballet Ballroom Dancing History of Modern Ballroom Dancing Ballroom Dancers.com - Resource American Ballroom Company An American Ballroom Companion: Library of Congress Presents a Collection of Dance Instruction Manuals, ca 1490-1920 ... Ballroom Television: Online Libe Dance Lessons Check out http://www.ballroomdancers.com/Resources/Websites/item.htm Demographics and Census Data (US) U.S Bureau of the Census Statistical Abstract of the US Gopher repository Rice Census list ... ANU-SSDA-Australian-Census: Dinosaurs, Fossils, and Paleontology What Is a Dinosaur? Dinosaur Families Dinosaur GIFs Dinosaur Dictionary ... Your own Dinosaur Egg? Free Internet Encyclopedia Top of Page Next Page MicroReference Home Page

53. 404: Page Not Found paleontology information from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Lands and Minerals Division. http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/minerals/digging_minerals/fossils.html

Shortcuts: Lake Finder Rec. Compass Curr. Conditions Hunting Fishing State Parks Site Map Contact the DNR What's New? Newsroom ... MN DNR Home 404: Page Not Found Oops! Sorry, the page you requested has not been found. Many bookmarks to pages inside the DNR site will no longer work because addresses have changed. If you followed an outdated bookmark to this page, please navigate the site using the categories or the search form to the right, the shortcut menu in the top right corner of this page, or use our site map . If you'd like, please e-mail us with a report of the broken link. DNR Divisions: Ecological Services Enforcement Fisheries Forestry ... Back to top Main Categories: Outdoor Activities Regulations, Licenses, Permits Natural Resources About the DNR ... Public Input Web site policies: Accessibility Linking Privacy Main categories About the DNR Grants In your backyard Jobs ... Volunteering

54. BLM Colorado - Grand Junction FO Paleontology Overview and contact information from the Bureau of Land Management in Grand Junction, Colorado. Includes Category Science Earth Sciences United States Colorado...... Hermosa No fossils Precambrian granites and gneisses - igneous rock, no fossils. LOCALORGANIZATIONS TO CONTACT FOR FURTHER paleontology INFORMATION. http://www.co.blm.gov/gjra/gjrafossils.html

FOSSILS AND FORMATIONS Grand Junction Field Office The geology of the Grand Junction Resource Area (GJRA) spans a time of roughly 1.87 billion years. The following list of major rock units and some of the fossils have been found in the area: Quaternary - Pleistocene finds include mammoth teeth, musk ox, extinct and modern bison, and other vertebrates, invertebrates, and plants. Uinta - None known in the GJRA. Green River - Primate and other mammals, crocodilians, gar and other fish, amphibians, birds, over 300 species of insects, fossil wood, and plant fragments (including leaves from numerous species of trees and bushes). Wasatch (Debeque) - Archaic mammals including horses, primates, artiodactyls, other perissodactyls, pantodonts, creodonts, carnivores, marsupials, multituberculates, insectivores, rodents, condylarths, and others; gar and other fish; lizards; turtles; crocodilians; birds; fresh water clams, gastropods (snails), and other invertebrates; petrified wood, leaves, and other plant fragments; algal heads (stromatolites). Mesaverde Group: Hunter Canyon, Mount Garfield, Sego Sandstone, etc. - Dinosaur tracks, eggs, and bones; turtles, crocodilians, fish, petrified wood, and other plant and invertebrate material.

55. PaleoPages: Webs/Locations to the paleontological and natural wonders of Death Valley National Park; detailedvirtual field trips; many images of fossils; paleontology links; links to http://www.paleopages.com/Webs/Locations/

PaleoPages Web Links Dedicated to Palaeontology Top Webs : Locations:Categories Home Add a Site Modify a Site New ... Search  Links: Fossils At Red Rock Canyon State Park, California - A site dedicated to the paleontology, geology and natural wonders of Red Rock Canyon State Park, Mojave Desert, California; many images of fossil mammal bones, petrified wood and petrified palm roots. new (Added: 19-Mar-2003 Hits: 15 ) A Paleobotanical Field Trip To Sailor Flat - Visit a famous Middle Eocene fossil plant locality at an abandoned hydraulic gold mine in the western foothills of California's Sierra Nevada. (Added: 5-Sep-2001 Hits: 129 ) A Visit To The Waucoba Spring Geologic Section - A detailed virtual field trip to a classic Early Cambrian fossil locality in northwestern Death Valley National Park. (Added: 29-Jun-2001 Hits: 91 ) Collecting Fossils in California - Describes fossil collecting sites in California with detailed instructions. (Added: 16-May-2000 Hits: 341 ) Cretaceous fossils - pictoral guide of new jeresy fossils.the navesink trench of monmouth county n.j. (big brook)

56. PaleoPages: Webs/General Nevada A site dedicated to the fossil-wealth of Elko County, Nevada; virtual fieldtrips, images of fossils, paleontology links, plus links to Elko County. http://www.paleopages.com/Webs/General/

PaleoPages Web Links Dedicated to Palaeontology Top Webs : General:Categories Home Add a Site Modify a Site New ... Search  Links: PALEO PERSIA new (Added: 8-Mar-2003 Hits: 10 ) e-fossils - We are fanatical fossil collectors who spend most of our lives in gravel pits and quarries (much to our wives' consternation!). We have decided it is about time to display some of the fossils we unearth and at the same time show how we extract and prepare them. Many of our better specimens have ended up in museums e.g. a crocodile skull, a 4 metre Ichthyosaurus, mammoth remains and numerous ammonites. pop (Added: 20-Sep-2000 Hits: 531 ) A Collection of Eocene and Oligocene Fossils - A Collection of Eocene and Oligocene Fossils from the Headon Beds, Barton Beds and Bracklesham Beds of England. (Added: 16-Apr-2002 Hits: 158 ) A Paleobotanical Field Trip To Sailor Flat - The Farwest Geoscience Foundation's field trip to an abandoned hydraulic gold mine in California's Mother Lode country, to collect Middle Eocene leaves and seeds. (Added: 24-Apr-2001 Hits: 62 ) A quick background to the Pliocene - The Pliocene (5.4 - 2.4 million years ago) is the uppermost subdivision of the long Tertiary period which began 64 million years ago; it represents the final stages of a global cooling trend that led up to the Quaternary ice ages.

57. Paleontology paleontology Guide picks. Information about dinosaurs, fossils, paleontologydiscoveries and more. Bibliography of Fossil Vertebrates http://biology.about.com/cs/paleontology/

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58. Grade Five, Gander Academy,Fossils Theme paleontology; The Study of fossils. What is paleontology Many people think paleontologyis the study of fossils. ANSWER paleontology is the study of fossils. http://www.stemnet.nf.ca/CITE/fossils.htm

Grade Five Gander Academy Fossils Theme All About Fossils How Fossils Form Types of Fossils Finding Fossils ... Teacher Resources All About Fossils What is a fossil? A fossil is the representation of ancient life. What remains after a plant, animal, or insect dies might be the original remains like teeth, bone, shell, or plant tissue. In other cases over long periods of time, the original material may be chemically replaced and we see the structure of what once was. What are Fossils? The only direct way we have of learning about dinosaurs is by studying fossils. Fossils are the remains of ancient animals and plants, the traces or impressions of living things from past geologic ages, or the traces of their activities. Fossils have been found on every continent on Earth. How Fossils Form How is a Fossils Formed? Some animals were quickly buried after their death (by sinking in mud, swamps, sand, etc.). Over time, more and more sediment covered the remains. Top of Page Types of Fossils Types of Fossils Fossils can be divided into two categories, fossilized body parts (bones, claws, teeth, skin, embryos, etc.) and fossilized traces, called ichnofossils (which are footprints, nests, dung, toothmarks, etc.), that record the movements and behaviors of the dinosaurs. Top of Page Finding Fossils Finding Fossils Since fossils are buried during their formation, finding them can be difficult. Paleontologists do a lot of research to decide where to dig for dinosaurs

59. Canadian Rockhound: Fossil Collecting & Paleontology Links The Paleozoic fossils of Ontario Southern Ontario possesses rocks from the Pre RoyalTyrrell Museum of paleontology Official home page of the Royal Tyrrell http://www.canadianrockhound.com/links_fossil.html

About us Contact us Services Back Issues ... Burgess Shale Fossils Informative website on the Burgess Shale fossil beds in Yoho National Park, British Columbia, Canada. Dinosaurs International A website devoted to dinosaurs. Includes online articles and illustrations. Fossils of Nova Scotia Website devoted to the various fossils found in Nova Scotia. Fossils of North-central British Columbia This site tells a fascinating story of tropical seas, volcanoes, glaciers, plate tectonics, mountain-building and strange creatures. The story covers 250 million years geological history. Fossils of the Thompson Okanagan Region Page with information on fossils found in the Lake Okanagan and Kamloops region of British Columbia. Lake Témiscamingue Fossil Centre Morden Museum This museum located in Morden, Manitoba, and is the only one of its kind in Canada that can boast such a comprehensive display of marine reptile fossils. Explore 80 million years of history. Click here for information about the museum and activites offered. The Paleozoic Fossils of Ontario Southern Ontario possesses rocks from the Pre-Cambrian to the Carboniferous. This site shows images of some of the diverse marine and intertidal fossil fauna from the Ordovician, Silurian and Devonian periods.

60. Fossils Of The Sierra Madre Those chapters suggested for volunteers are 1, 1930. Clark, DavidL. 1976. fossils, paleontology and Evolution. Wm. Brown Co. A http://www.earthwatch.org/expeditions/carranza_02/relatedreadings.html

News Room Educational Resources Order an Expedition Guide Contact Us EARTHWATCH EXPEDITION: Fossils of the Sierra Madre Research Mission: Documenting the range of prehistoric animals to map the result of drastic environmental changes RELATED READINGS Behrensmeyer, A.K. and A.P. Hill (eds.). 1980. Fossils in the Making. University of Chicago Press, Chicago, IL. In this paperback information is given about the paleontological setting of fossils. Comparisons are made between living communities and ancient ones, and how the latter can be interpreted. Benton, M.J. 1990. Vertebrate Paleontology. Unwin Hyman, London. This book gives a basic overview of vertebrate paleontology. it is reasonably easy to understand. Those chapters suggested for volunteers are 1, 19-30. Clark, David L. 1976. Fossils, Paleontology and Evolution. Wm. Brown Co. A brief overview of paleontology in general is given in this small paperback. Chapters 1, 5, 6 and 8 would be especially worthwhile to read. Possibly a later edition of this book might be available. Fenton, C. and M. Fenton. 1989. The Fossil Book. Doubleday, New York, NY.

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