121. Coalition Of Christians For Biblical Creation Creation vs. evolution equipping people to combat the naturalistic worldview of evolution. Articles and links related to the fossil record, dinosaurs, cavemen, catastrophic geology, Genesis, young age of the universe, and scientific and biblical evidence that supports creation by design. http://www.greenhaw.com/ccbc.htm

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122. The World Of Dinosaurs http://library.thinkquest.org/J001504/

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123. CNN.com - Scientists Discover Fossils Of Beaked Dinosaurs - September 4, 2001 CNN http://cnn.com/2001/TECH/science/08/29/beaked.dinosaurs/index.html

MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER ... ABOUT US CNN TV what's on show transcripts CNN Headline News CNN International ... askCNN EDITIONS CNN.com Asia CNN.com Europe set your edition Languages Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW Scientists discover fossils of beaked dinosaurs The skull of the subadult specimen of the 75-million-year-old Mongolian ornithomimid dinosaur Gallimimus bullatus, which preserves remnants of a beak. The fossilized parts of the beak are preserved at the tip of the snout. By Kate Tobin CNN Science and Technology NEW YORK (CNN) Scientists have identified two dinosaur skeletons with beaks like modern ducks, including a sieve-like structure inside that may have been used for filter-feeding, just as in ducks. Interestingly, experts do not believe the dinosaurs, called ornithomimids (pronounced "or-nee-THOM-i-mids") are ancestors of ducks. Rather, the beak seems to have evolved twice, first with these dinosaurs and again later with ducks, they say. The research was conducted by paleontologist Mark Norell of the American Museum of Natural History, and colleagues. It is published in this week's edition of the British journal Nature. The scientists discovered the beaks while examining two ornithomimid skeletons, one found in the Gobi Desert last year, the other found at Dinosaur Provincial Park in Alberta, Canada, in 1995. Both are about 75 million years old.

124. Combe Martin Wildlife And Dinosaur Park - A Day Full Of Discovery In North Devon 25 acre park with animatronic dinosaurs, 250 species of wildlife, animal shows, interactive train ride. Operating schedule, map, group information, seasonal park. North Devon, UK. http://dinosaur-park.com/

Information Wildlife Gardens Dinosaurs ... Interactive Map A great family park ... Set in twenty five acres of stunning North Devon countryside, this renowned Wildlife and Dinosaur Park offers a great family day out when visiting the South West of England. how to find us ... Wildlife in a stunning setting ... Within this natural setting on the edge of stunning Exmoor, dense woodlands and stunning botanical gardens are host to a incredible range of wildlife which come from all corners of the globe. how it all started ... Family fun ... Prepare yourself for a full day of family fun and entertainment at this must-see attraction ! check out the attractions ... Home Contact Explore

125. Terrasco.net | V0.9 BETA General introductory information about dinosaurs including extinction theories and a species gallery. http://dinosaurs.jurassicisland.ch

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126. Dino-Mite Dinosaurs Included on the poster will be a venn diagram comparing two dinosaurs and a First, read the facts about dinosaurs. Click on each picture to see more. http://projects.edtech.sandi.net/hawthorne/dinosaurs/

Link to Teacher Page Dino-Mite Dinosaurs http://project.edtech.sandi.net/hawthorne/dinosaurs Barbara Parsons Introduction Task Resources ... Conclusion Introduction Dinosaurs roamed the earth millions of years ago. You will learn all about these interesting creatures. The Task After reading the book, Dinosaur Days , work with a partner to find out more information about dinosaurs. You will investigate: the different types of dinosaurs what dinosaurs ate the special characteristics of the different dinosaurs how they survived You will make a poster to present to the class orally. Included on the poster will be a venn diagram comparing two dinosaurs and a journal entry. Resources Dinosaur Days by Joyce Milton Enchanted Learning - many dinosaur facts Dino-Mite The Process First, read the facts about dinosaurs. Click on each picture to see more. Stegosaurus means the "covered lizard." It had thick plates on its back. Its tail was covered with sharp spikes for protection. It had a very small head with a tiny brain (about the size of a walnut). Stegosaurus was fat and slow. It walked on four legs, but the back legs were twice as long as its front legs. It could not run and hide. Stegosaurus was a plant eater. Compsognathus means "pretty jaw." It was a bird-like dinosaur that walked on two long, thin legs. It had a small, pointed head with small, sharp teeth, and a long, neck. It had short arms with two clawed fingers on each hand. Compsognathus had a long tail to help its balance during quick turns. It could move very fast. It was about the size of a chicken. Compsognathus was a meat eater. It ate small animals, including insects and lizards.

127. Digging For Dinosaurs You are now at the end of your project, you should be a semiexpert on different dinosaurs. I hope you enjoyed the dinosaur activities. http://education.nmsu.edu/webquest/wq/dino/dinosaur.htm

webquest created and designed by Introduction Task Resources Process ... Conclusion Introduction Dear Student, I am a Paleontologist . Paleontologist study the fossils of dinosuars. I would like to share with you what I have learned about dinosuars. Here are some activities for you to do! Choose a partner and HAVE FUN!! Sincerely, Dr. J. Park Southwestern Museum of Natural History Back to the top of the page. Resources Dinosaur Dictionary This is a good internet site to help you find facts or learn meanings of words you don't know. Dinosuar Rock (listening center) by Micele Valeri and Michael Stein Back to the top of the page. The Process/Task 1. Choose a partner 2. Click here for Fossil activities Click here to see Meat Eaters 4. Click here to see Plant Eaters 5. Click here for Favorite Dinosaur activities Go to the Back to the top of the page. Conclusion Dear Student, You are now at the end of your project, you should be a semi-expert on different dinosaurs. I hope you enjoyed the dinosaur activities. To learn more about dinosuars read these books: Bones, Dinosaur Bones

128. Dino Hunt! A card game about hunting dinosaurs http://www.sjgames.com/dinohunt/

Dino Hunt made the 1998 Games 100 list as one of the best games of the year! Dino Hunt received the Parent's Choice Silver Honor. Travel to prehistoric times to hunt dinosaurs... and bring 'em back alive! Illustrated by Pat Ortega Dan Smith Bob Walters Coloring by Brent Ferguson Derek Pearcy Byron Taylor Dino Hunt is a family game for two or more players, age 8 and up. In Dino Hunt , you travel through time, visiting the different eras where the dinosaurs lived, to capture them for your modern-day zoo. But the other players have cards that can make your hunt harder - and watch out for that charging T. Rex! Simple to learn and easy to play, Dino Hunt carries the Dinosaur Society Seal of Approval - all dinosaur information and art in the game conforms to current scientific knowledge. Dino Hunt features over a hundred different dinosaurs. Each oversized card has full-color art from some of the best dinosaur artists in the world. The back of each card gives the most up-to-the-minute scientific data the experts can provide. The basic Dino Hunt package includes 150 cards , full-color rules and other components and four plastic dinosaurs for playing pieces! for $19.95.

129. Dinosaurs Alfy s Picks for dinosaurs Be sure to click on the Internet Activities, This site is a comprehensive online hypertext book about dinosaurs. http://edtech.kennesaw.edu/web/dinopage.html

Dinosaurs Research/Informational Sites Alfy's Picks for Dinosaurs - Be sure to click on the Internet Activities, Lesson Plans, and Related Resources tabs. Billy Bears Dinosaur Page - Includes games, print projects, and more. Classification of Dinosaurs - Learn how dinos are classified. Dino Fun - Dinosaur games and fun!!! Dinosaur Dictionary Dinosaur Database - This site claims to have 1200 dinosaur links. Dinosaur Dictionary - Wow! Dinosaur Dig - For kids....Play games, discover facts, do puzzles, and more. Dinosaur Gallery Dinosaur Information Pages Zoom Dinosaurs - A MUST SEE! This site is a comprehensive online hypertext book about dinosaurs. Dinosaurs: Fact and Fiction Dinosaurs: General Information - Hotlist Dinosaurs - Hotlist from KidsKonnect. Dinosaurs: Lesson Plans and Activities Dinosaur Links - Great page of links from Arthur Elementary. Dinosaur Teaching Theme - From ABC Teach. Dinosaurs Theme - From AtoZ Teacher Stuff. Dinosaur Theme Page - From ABC Teach. Dinosaur Theme Page - From CLN. Dinosaur Theme Pages - From Gander Academy...Lot of good stuff here!

130. Project Creation | A Creation Education Ministry Evidence of coexistence of man and dinosaurs, including photographs of ancient art. http://www.projectcreation.org/dinosaur.htm

Home Creation Store Program Descriptions Speaking Schedule ... Creation Links Donate Donate to Project Creation. You can make tax-deductible donations to our ministry online, using PayPal's secure network. Now Accepting PayPal We've recently added the ability for you to purchase creation resources online with PayPal. PayPal lets any consumer with an e -mail address securely conveniently , and cost-effectively make payments online. Their secure network is built on the existing financial infrastructure of bank accounts and credit cards. You can also make tax-deductible donation to our ministry online! Print To Learn More Project CREATION P.O.Box 330279 Murfreesboro, TN 37133 Call Toll Free: Send us an E-mail: info@projectcreation.org About Us Project CREATION exists as an educational and resource ministry to help Christians educate and empower themselves to oppose the humanist/ evolutionist establishment and philosophy. Sean Meek, Executive Director of Project CREATION, travels nationally speaking on such topics as: Creation is the Foundation The Curse of Compromise Including Creation in the Curriculum and God's Revelation in Science and the Bible . Mr. Meek is available to speak at church services, Sunday school classes and other groups on the Biblical and scientific aspects of creation.

131. Cretaceous Dinosaurs Of The Southeastern United States D Information from a class called Alabama dinosaurs at Auburn University. http://www.auburn.edu/~kingdat/dinosaur_webpage.htm

Late Cretaceous Dinosaurs of the Southeastern United States by David T. King, Jr. Department of Geology, Auburn University, Auburn, AL 36849-5305 USA ABSTRACT INTRODUCTION Since 1858, ninety-nine different partial to nearly complete specimens of Late Cretaceous eastern North American dinosaurs have been described in paleontological literature (discussed in King, 1996). Late Cretaceous dinosaurs from southeastern states are a significant subset of known eastern North American dinosaurs ( Table 1 Most eastern North American Late Cretaceous dinosaur specimens come from the New Jersey-Delaware-Maryland coastal plain (50); others are from Alabama (21), Mississippi (10), North Carolina (10), Georgia (6), Missouri (1), and Tennessee (1; Figure 1 ). Ninety of the 99 known dinosaur specimens are Campanian and (or) Maastrichtian, and all others are from older, Cenomanian-Santonian strata. This paper discusses dinosaurs from sites other than Missouri and New Jersey-Delaware-Maryland. Eastern North America's dinosaurian record encompasses taxonomic groups: tyrannosaurids, hadrosaurines, ornithomimids, and nodosaurs (King, 1996). These four taxonomic groups are divisible into twelve generic groups (

132. Dinosaur WebQuest Read to find and record information about dinosaurs using the internet. Use the information recorded to group dinosaurs by their likenesses and differences. http://its.guilford.k12.nc.us/webquests/dino/dinosaurs.html

Here Come the Dinosaurs! Travel back through time to learn about dinosaurs! The purpose of this expedition is to learn about prehistoric life! Learn about the size, shape, movement, and food of dinosaurs. The Task: Read to find and record information about dinosaurs using the internet. Use the information recorded to group dinosaurs by their likenesses and differences. Print out pictures of dinosaurs to place in your science notebook along with your information. Learn words related to dinosaurs and prehistoric life. Resources: Links to all materials are provided in the Process portion of this WebQuest. The Process (What to do) Print out the Dinosaur Information Chart Print out the step-by-step instructions for your dinosaur activities at Zoom Dinosaur Web Site. Complete the DinoMath Online activity. Be sure to use the information recorded on your Dinosaur Information Chart. Teacher notes: Students will need to know how to scroll in windows in order to read the selected materials. They will also need to know how to click on links and to use the "Back" button on the toolbar. Students may want to work in pairs. As a group, you may want to use the Mesozoic Era chart listed in the menu to have students learn about the three periods of this era in which dinosaurs lived. Also the links to Extinction, Fossils and Dino fun (riddles) would be great fun as a group.

133. Discover Denver's Dinosaurs At Dinosaur Ridge - An Outdoor Museum In Morrison, C Dinosaur Ridge preserves the trackways of dinosaurs that roamed the be shores of the Cretaceous Interior Seaway. http://www.dinoridge.org/

Dinosaur Ridge Fossil Factoid About Us Education Programs Visit Us Photo Gallery ... Resources Search this site Thieves have recently been active along Dinosaur Ridge, taking purses, wallets, and cameras from vehicles by breaking car windows or by simply taking valuables left on the seat with the window down. Please do not leave valuables unattended (even briefly) and report any suspicious activity to the Friends of Dinosaur Ridge Visitor Center staff! The Friends of Dinosaur Ridge Visitor Center is at 16831 W. Alameda Pkwy in Morrison, CO. Our hours are 9:00am-5:00pm Mon. - Sat., and Sun. from noon-5:00pm. There is no charge for admission, however your donations help us to preserve the resources of Dinosaur Ridge and provide quality educational programs. For more information please call us at (303) 697-3466! © 2004-2005 Friends of Dinosaur Ridge

134. Dinosaurs A quality educational site offering 5000+ FREE printable theme units, word puzzles, writing forms, book report forms,math, ideas, lessons and much more. http://www.abcteach.com/directory/theme_units/animals/dinosaurs/

Member Log In Worksheets abctools Membership Popular: Month to Month ABC Activities Rain Forest Teaching Extras ... Portfolios a b c teach directory Home Theme Units Animals Dinosaurs sub-directories Dinosaur Websites Patterns and Fun Activities Dinosaurs Item Description Bar Graph (create): Favorite Dinosaur Can I Have a Tyrannosaurus Rex, Dad? Can I? Please!? Member created document Creative Writing Desktop Dino-Mite Name Tags Dino Did You Know Card Dino Research ... Dinosaur Theme Chart The following documents are available for a b c teach members members.abcteach.com items log in learn more Item Description Dinosaurs! fact page- Allosaurus Dinosaurs! fact page- Ankylosaurus Dinosaurs! fact page- Brachiosaurus Dinosaurs! fact page- Saltopus ... Dinosaurs! fact page- review Gives students the opportunity to review the information from our eight Dinosaur! fact pages. Dinosaurs! fact page- time periods A worksheet to help review the Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous periods. Dinosaurs! fact pages- vocabulary A dinosaur picture to color, and some key vocabulary words to help with our Dinosaur! fact pages. Dinosaurs! matching

135. Behemoth Or Dinosaur Giving evidence that the Bible does in fact say that at one time dinosaurs walked the earth. http://www.therain.org/studies/behemoth.html

136. Dinosaurs Easier dinosaurs are large reptiles that lived millions of years ago. There were many different dinosaurs. dinosaurs came in many different sizes and http://www.42explore.com/dinos.htm

The Topic: Dinosaurs Websites on Specific Dinosaur Types: There are hundreds of more websites on dinosaurs. If you need information on a specific type of dinosaur, then try looking on our alphabetized links-page, the companion called Dinosaur Websites . Here you will find a few hundred A to Z links for more dinosaur pages. Don't miss it! Easier - Dinosaurs are large reptiles that lived millions of years ago. There were many different dinosaurs. Dinosaurs came in many different sizes and shapes. They also lived differently and in different places. Some were meat-eaters, others ate only plants. Some dinosaurs were enormous, up to 150 feet long and weighing more than 77 metric tons. Others were much smaller. Harder - The name dinosaur comes from the term Dinosauria , which means 'terrible lizards.' However dinosaurs were only distantly related to lizards. Dinosaur is the name of a prehistoric reptile group that first appeared on the earth about 230 million years ago. They lived in nearly all natural settings, from open plains to forests to the edges of swamps, lakes, and oceans. Then about 65 million years ago, the dinosaurs died out. They were not 'rediscovered' by man until the early nineteenth century, when their fossil remains were first recognized.

137. North Carolina Museum Of Natural Sciences The Southeast's newest and largest natural history museum features live animals, dinosaurs, whales, walkthrough dioramas, science education and research. Online tour and activities. http://www.naturalsciences.org/

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138. The Great Dinosaur Mystery (TM) HOME - ChristianAnswers.Net A dinosaursize Web site where you ll learn lots about dinosaurs, fossils and the Bible. Answers to your questions, games, and more. http://www.christiananswers.net/dinosaurs/home.html

the world's largest and most exciting dinosaur site ...educational, fun, non-commercial... Watch our popular motion picture here The Great Dinosaur Mystery Streaming video! Share this site with friends Add this page to your favorites! S E E O U R F O S S I L D I S C O V E R Y S E C T I O N Explorers discover amazing, virtually unfossilized dinosaur bones [ GO Recommended resources THE GREAT DINOSAUR MYSTERY On-line is brought to you by Eden Communications , a non-profit educational organization. / Statement of Faith / The content in this site is partially based on our popular book and video The Great Dinosaur Mystery (TM). Contact Us Technical Problems LINKING shortcuts SuperLibrary If this information has been helpful, please prayerfully consider a donation to help pay the expenses for making this faith-building service available to you and your family! Donations are tax-deductible.

139. The Dinosaur Museum The history of the world of dinosaurs is presented with skeletons, fossilized skin, eggs, footprints, and realistic sculptures. Located in Blanding, Utah. http://www.dinosaur-museum.org/

140. Dinosaurs: Science Or Science Fiction There is no belief of dinosaurs in the native American religion or tradition. Also, a multitude of bones and dinosaurs are strangely found in the same http://internet.ocii.com/~dpwozney/dinosaur.htm

Dinosaurs: Science Or Science Fiction Contents Introduction Dinosaur Discoveries Discoverers And Nature Of Discoveries Dinosaur Display Preparation ... Various Related Links Introduction When children go to a dinosaur museum, are the displays they see displays of science or displays of art and science fiction? Are we being deceived and brainwashed at an early age into believing a dinosaur myth? Deep probing questions need to be asked of the entire "dinosaur industry". This article will discuss the possibility that there may have been an ongoing effort since the earliest dinosaur "discoveries" to plant, mix and match bones of various animals, such as crocodiles, alligators, iguanas, giraffes, elephants, cattle, kangaroos, ostriches, emus, dolphins, whales, rhinoceroses, etc. to construct and create a new man-made concept prehistoric animal called "dinosaurs". Where bones from existing animals are not satisfactory for deception purposes, plaster substitutes may be manufactured and used. Some material similar or superior to plasticine clay or plaster of Paris would be suitable. Molds may also be employed. A 144-page book titled "Make Your Own Dinosaur Out of Chicken Bones" provides step-by-step instructions complete with detailed drawings and diagrams. What would be the motivation for such a deceptive endeavor? Obvious motivations include trying to prove evolution, trying to disprove or cast doubt on the Christian Bible and the existence of the Christian God, trying to disprove the young-earth theory, and trying to disprove creationism. Yes, there are major political and religious ramifications.

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