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Paleontology General:     more books (100)

Molluscan Paleontology, Paleoecology, and North Pacific Correlations of the Miocene Tachilni Formation, Alaska Peninsula, Alaska (Bulletins of American Paleontology, V. 84, No. 317.) by Louie Marincovich, 1983-10 Search for the Past: An Introduction to Paleontology by James R. Beerbower, 1968-06 Fossil Conchostraca of the Southern Hemisphere and Continental Drift: Paleontology, Biostratigraphy, and Dispersal (Memoir (Geological Society of America)) by Paul Tasch, 1987-10 Papers in Vertebrate Paleontology Honoring Robert Warren Wilson (Special publication of Carnegie Museum of Natural History) by Robert M. Mengel, 1984-06 Geology and Mineralogy Considered With Reference to Natural Theology (History of Paleontology) by William Buckland, 1980-05 Twentieth Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey to the Secretary of the Interior 1898-99. Part II - General Geology and Paleontology by Charles D. Walcott, 1900 Twentieth Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey.. 1898-99 Part II - General Geology and Paleontology by Charles D. Walcott, 1900 The Great Rift Valleys of Pangea in Eastern North America, Volume II:Sedimentology, Stratigraphy, and Paleontology Pattern Recognition Problems in Geology and Paleontology (Lecture Notes in Earth Sciences) by Ulf Bayer, 1985-07 Paleontology V1: Carboniferous And Jurassic Fossils; Triassic And Cretaceous Fossils (1864) by F. B. Meek, W. M. Gabb, 2007-10-22 Time, Life and Man: The Fossil Record: An Introduction to General Paleontology, Including Material on Plants, Invertebrates and Vertebrates by Ruben Arthur Stirton, 1959 Basic Questions in Paleontology: Geologic Time, Organic Evolution, and Biological Systematics by Otto H. Schindewolf, 1994-01-15 Paleontology of Vertebrates by Norman King, 1998-01 Allosaurus: Genus, Theropoda, Dinosaur, Late Jurassic, Geologic time scale, Kimmeridgian, Tithonian, Ancient Greek, Othniel Charles Marsh, Paleontology, Film, Documentary film

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41. The Paleontology Resource Subway
    Integrating Research and EducationAdvances in Paleontology General Paleontology Resources; Resource Type Scientific Resources Collection Topics Time/Earth History  
    http://serc.carleton.edu/resources/19447.html
    
    Extractions: This collection of links to museum collections, societies, and general paleontological resources put together by the University of California Museum of Paleontology (UCMP) is one of the most comprehensive available. Users are guided to a variety of different areas, or can choose to view the rest of the UCMP website, which is also extensive.

42. Emily A. CoBabe
    GEO 341, University of Massachusetts  
    http://www.geo.umass.edu/courses/paleo/

43. Links SQL: Earth Science/Geology/Paleontology/General Paleontology
    of the remarkable Cambrian fauna of the Burgess Shale, Canada.Home Earth Science Geology Paleontology General Paleontology LINKS Burgess Shale Fossils  
    http://www.mhhe.com/links/1254/1241/1704/1706/index.html

44. Geology 315
    Constance M. Soja s class at Colgate covering the taxonomy, morphology and paleoecology of the organismal groups found in the geologic record.  
    http://classes.colgate.edu/csoja/geol315/

45. The EnviroLink Network - Paleontology
    Paleontology General Information  
    http://www.envirolink.org/topics.html?topic=Paleontology&topicsku=2002109192

46. The Paleontology Portal: Home
    Shows photos of fossils of different types. Browse by location, time period or type.  
    http://www.paleoportal.org/
    
    Extractions: Explore paleontology in North America by state and time period A collection of fossil images searchable by taxon and time An exploration of famous fossil localities and assemblages Becoming a paleontologist, degree and certification programs, links to jobs Courses, field guides, maps, publications, methods and legalities Resources of particular interest to K-12 teachers and students Search museum paleontology collections Interviews with paleontologists: personal histories and science research Produced by: UCMP PaleoSociety SVP USGS ... RSS how to paleontology news: recent site additions:

47. Lingua Terrae Books Vertebrate Paleontology
    Lingua Terrae Books Catalog Vertebrates. Home page Catalogs How to order . Lingua Terrae Books catalog. Vertebrate paleontology, general . Abel, O. 1912.  
    http://www.linguaterraebooks.nl/vertebra.htm
    
    Extractions: Lingua Terrae Books Catalog: Vertebrates Home page Catalogs How to order Lingua Terrae Books catalog Vertebrate paleontology, general Abel, O. 1912. Grundzüge der Palaeobiologie der Wirbeltiere . 1st ed. Schweizerbart, Stuttgart. 708 pp., fp., 470 fig. Orig. cloth, gilt, libr. stamp on title page. Abel, O. not dated. Grundzüge der Palaeobiologie der Wirbeltiere Probably a later edition. Schweizerbart, Stuttgart. 708 pp., fp., 470 fig. Orig. half cloth, as new . Abel, O. 1925. Geschichte und Methode der rekonstruktion vorzeitlicher Wirbeltiere . Fischer, Jena. 327 pp., 255 fig./phot. Orig. boards, very good. Fossils in the making. Vertebrate taphoomy and paleoecology . Univ. Chicago Press. 338 pp., many figs./phot. Paperback, very good. Benton, M.J. 1990. Vertebrate paleontology . Harper Collins, London. 377 pp., many figs. Paperback. Black, C.C. et al. 1972. Orig. wrps. w. libr. stamp. collection of 5 studies on Neogene fossil vertebrates, i.e. Hipparion (Forstén), avifauna (Rich), Merycopotamus (Black), Fish (Greenwood), and Pachytragus (Robinson) British Museum (Natural History) 1904.

48. Museum Of The Earth
    Details of research and educational resources, and publications, including visitor fees and location of the Museum of the Earth, Ithica, New York.  
    http://www.museumoftheearth.org/

49. Education World® - *Science : Physical Science : Earth Science : Paleontology :
    *Associations Organizations *Companies *Directories Indices *Discussions Newsgroups *Images Multimedia *Journals Magazines *Museums Exhibits  
    http://db.education-world.com/perl/browse?cat_id=1633

50. FossilScience.com - Fossil Science News
    Provides articles summarising research findings in archaeology, anthropology and paleontology, written for a general audience.  
    http://www.fossilscience.com/

51. Earth Science Dept. Homepage
    Michael Morales Assoc. Professor and Geology Museum Director paleontology, general earth science (mmorales@emporia.edu). Marcia Schulmeister Assoc. Professor environmental  
    http://www.emporia.edu/earthsci/earthsci.htm
    
    Extractions: Emporia, Kansas, USA The Earth Science Department offers a variety of courses, programs and degrees, which include geology, physical geography, space and earth sciences. Undergraduate and Master's degrees are available, as well as teacher certification. An interdisciplinary minor in geospatial analysis (GSA) and a graduate certificate in geospatial analysis are offered. A minor in paleontology is also available. Table of Contents Faculty Graduate assistants Scholarships Web-based courses ... B.S. major and B.A. major Branson, Missouri, April 11-13, 2010. James S. Aber Professor: Quaternary geology, tectonic geology, remote sensing and GIS ( jaber@emporia.edu ). Prof. Aber is on sabbatical, fall 2010, conducting field work and writting a book manuscript about wetland environments. Susan W. Aber Lecturer: mineralogy and gemology. U.S. Depository Map Librarian (

52. Southeast Alaska: Home Page
    Information on research being undertaken by Timothy H. Heaton of the University of South Dakota.  
    http://orgs.usd.edu/esci/alaska/
    
    Extractions: University of South Dakota Southeast Alaska is a spectacular region of glacier-cut fjords and islands covered with dense rainforest. Its primary industries are tourism, fishing, and logging. There are few roads through the region, and travel is primarily by boat and float plane. It is also the home to Tlingit and Haida native groups, famous for their totems and their marine and forest adaptations. Limestone areas of Southeast Alaska have developed an impressive karst topography containing many caves. In the late 1980s the Tongass Cave Project (a joint venture of the National Speleological Society and Tongass National Forest) was created to locate, explore, and survey these caves. Caving expeditions have been conducted every summer since that time. In 1990 the first vertebrate fossils were found, and a major research effort began to explore this new scientific resource. Large-scale paleontological and archaeological excavations have been conducted on northern Prince of Wales Island, and the research is now expanding to other islands and coastal mainland areas of Southeast Alaska. The goal of this research is to establish a complete chronology of mammals, birds, and fish living in the region before, during, and following the Last Glacial Maximum, and up to the present day. This work is helping to establish the timing and extent of glaciation, the presence of Ice Age coastal refugia for land mammals, and the possibility that humans first entered North America by this coastal route.

53. Bone Zone - Paleontologists -The Dinosaur Interplanetary Gazette
    Short profiles of paleontologists and paleontology authors.  
    http://www.dinosaur.org/bonezone.htm

54. Palaeos Proterozoic : Neoproterozoic: Ediacaran : Ediacaran Period - 1
    Paleontology General Characteristics. Trace fossils. Body fossils typically of cnidarian grade dating from as early as 600 or 610 Ma e.g. the Twitya fossils are simple cup-shaped  
    http://www.palaeos.com/Proterozoic/Neoproterozoic/Ediacaran/Ediacaran.htm
    
    Extractions: Disappearance of the Ediacaran Assemblage Abstract This page describes the stratigraphy and fossil record of the Ediacaran (f/k/a Vendian) Period, including a brief introduction to the Ediacaran fauna. Some famous Ediacaran lagerstätten are briefly discussed, followed by a sketched outline of some of the major evolutionary events. Keywords: Ediacaran, Vendian biota, fossil record, evolution, Varangian, Varanger-Marinoan, snowball earth, Ediacaran, Metazoan radiation Introduction The Ediacaran Period and System were first proposed by Sokolov 1952 , from drill core sequences on the Siberian Platform. . Although the Ediacaran was not embraced quickly, it is now recognised by the Subcommission on Precambrian Stratigraphy and has now come into almost universal usage although frequently still called the Vendian. As with the better-known Cambrian Period , the absolute age constraints on the Ediacaran interval have ebbed and flowed over the past few years; the best current best guess is from 630 to 542 million years (Ma) ago.

55. Fossil Halls | American Museum Of Natural History
    Short biographical profiles of the scientists who built and maintained the American Museum of Natural History fossil collections.  
    http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/Fossil_Halls/Personalities/index.html
    
    Extractions: If you feel this page is not displaying correctly, you may need to upgrade your browser. Plesiosaurs; painting by Charles Knight Technology and Evolutionary Insights Help Scientists Track Language in the Brain Podcast: Global Kitchen's A Persian Celebration Margaret Mead Film Festival to Present First-Ever Award About ... Traveling Exhibitions

56. MAD.SCI Libe:Paleontology
    General * Hooper Virtual Paleontological Museum An entire 'Virtual Museum' started by Dr. Ken Hooper. The online exhibits are a delight to visit.  
    http://www.madsci.org/libs/areas/paleontology.html
    
    Extractions: Paleontology General Hooper Virtual Paleontological Museum: An entire 'Virtual Museum' started by Dr. Ken Hooper. The online exhibits are a delight to visit. U. California, Berkeley - Museum of Paleontology : Has online exhibits and information concerning dinosaurs and many other areas. Their FAQ about Paleontology is worth reading! Smithsonian Institute - Department of Paleontology : A virtual version of their Paleontology Wing. Geology 102 by Pamela Gore of the University of Georgia has a good outline format for easy references to relevant geological events and structures. The Paleo Ring : An introduction to a group of content-heavy web sites concerning paleontology. Dinosaurs Dino Russ' Lair : Lots of information about dinosaurs, fossils and other aspects of paleontology. The Dinosauricon by Michael Keesey has an exhaustive list of all known dinosaurs including cladograms, indices, and paleo-maps for each genus. (Also try Dinosauria Fossils The Burgess Shale Project : Explore one of the most remarkable fossil sites on the planet. The Burgess Shale is one of the few places containing fossilized remains of invertebrates from the Cambrian Explosion, a period of rapid speciation occurring approximately 500 million years ago. MadSci Home Information Search Random Knowledge Generator ... Ask a ?

57. The Solnhofen Limestone Of Germany
    Introductory information from the University of California Museum of Paleontology.  
    http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/mesozoic/jurassic/solnhofen.html
    
    Extractions: Towards the end of the Jurassic , about 155 milion years ago, a warm shallow sea studded with islands covered much of what is now Germany. Sponges and corals grew on rises in this sea, forming reefs that divided up parts of this sea into isolated lagoons. These lagoons were cut off from the ocean and also from terrestrial runoff. Within these warm, isolated lagoons, the salinity rose, and the water may have been anoxic (depleted of oxygen) or even toxic at various intervals. Aside from cyanobacteria and small protists such as foraminifera , nothing could survive in the bottom waters of the lagoons for very long. However, any organism that fell into the lagoons from the land, or that drifted or was washed into the lagoons from the ocean, was buried in soft carbonate muds. Thus, many delicate creatures were not consumed by scavengers or torn apart by currents. Today, in the state of Bavaria, in region between Nuremberg and Munich, these carbonate muds form a type of fine-grained, flat-cleaving limestone (known as Plattenkalk in German) that has been quarried since the Stone Age for roof and floor tiles, and more recently for lithography. These rocks known as the Solnhofen or Solenhofen Limestone, after the small town of Solnhofen are also famous for their fossils. Although relatively rare, fossils from the Solnhofen Limestone may show exquisite detail, and often include fragile or soft-bodied organisms that usually leave no fossils at all, or only fragmentary ones.

58. Paleontology Field Camp
    Students will be expected to demonstrate an understanding of fundamental concepts of geology and paleontology. General questions can be directed to  
    http://www.montana.edu/wwwes/programs/paleocamp.htm
    
    Extractions: FLYER GEO 419 provides students selecting the paleontology option in the Department of Earth Sciences at MSU, and upper-division geology majors from other institutions, training and experience in field techniques used in vertebrate paleontology. The course prerequisites include the following classes in geology: GEO 307 Sedimentary Petrology and GEO 211 Historical Geology or consent of instructor. The course covers a variety of topics including field mapping, facies analysis, invertebrate and vertebrate fossils identification, microsite screening, taphonomy, and excavation techniques. In past years, the course has been taught in the extensive outcrops of the Hell Creek Formation of eastern Montana and the Jurassic and Cretaceous formations of Utah and Nevada. Extensive hiking and outdoor physical challenges require that students be physically fit. A fee for transportation, camping fees, meals, and materials is required (see fees below). Details Schedule Equipment DETAILS Estimated Fees (these may be subject to change) MSU tuition and fee information: http://www.montana.edu/wwwcat/expenses/exp2.html

59. Solnhofen Lithographic Limestone
    Information about the paleontology of the formation from the Hooper Virtual Natural History Museum.  
    http://hoopermuseum.earthsci.carleton.ca//solnhofen/intro.html

60. ISGS - Paleontology
    Frequently Asked Questions about Paleontology University of California Museum of Paleontology General Paleontology - General links on paleontology, FAQ's, etc.  
    http://www.isgs.uiuc.edu/education/earthsci/paleo.shtml

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