21. GSA Free Teacher Resources - Intermediate Resources - Paleontology & Evolution Intermediate paleontology evolution. Additional Resources. GSA is not responsiblefor content on web sites linked from our site. http://www.geosociety.org/educate/resources/i_paleo.htm

K-12 Teacher Resources Distinguished Educator State Standards Biggs Award ... Earth Science Week Some documents may require Acrobat Reader Return to K-12 Teacher Resources Sorted by: Topic Age Group More Resources in GeoMart see"Science & Teaching Aids" Additional Resources GSA is not responsible for content on web sites linked from our site. However, please contact us if you encounter broken links. Interactive Internet Sites Videos Books Understanding Evolution - Written for teachers but accessible to the general public, this site provides "one-stop shopping" for evolution education. The web site is rich in content, with sections on the nature of science, evolution itself, the different lines of evidence supporting evidence, evolution's relevance to everyday life, widespread misconceptions about evolution, and the history of evolutionary thought. evolution.berkeley.edu Dino Productions - This Web Site provides you with an extensive resource for your dinosaur needs. Catalog has over 1500 fascinating products. www.dsuper.net/~dinoprod/welcome.html

22. Dinosauria On-Line A tool for researching dinosaurs. Contains the Journal of Dinosaur paleontology, a collection of essays and email discussions whose topics range from what Archaeopteryx used its wings for, to evolution. http://www.dinosauria.com/

Full Index Page Your window into the Mesozoic Revised: December 13, 2004 ; New: January 4, 1999 The Paleo Ring Previous Site Next Site Next 5 Ring down? ... The PaleoRing Homepage

23. GSA Free Teacher Resources - Secondary Resources - Paleontology & Evolution Secondary paleontology evolution. Additional Resources. GSA is not responsiblefor content on web sites linked from our site. However, please contact us http://www.geosociety.org/educate/resources/s_paleo.htm

K-12 Teacher Resources Distinguished Educator State Standards Biggs Award ... Earth Science Week Some documents may require Acrobat Reader Return to K-12 Teacher Resources Sorted by: Topic Age Group More Resources in GeoMart see"Science & Teaching Aids" Additional Resources GSA is not responsible for content on web sites linked from our site. However, please contact us if you encounter broken links. Interactive Internet Sites Videos Books Understanding Evolution - Written for teachers but accessible to the general public, this site provides "one-stop shopping" for evolution education. The web site is rich in content, with sections on the nature of science, evolution itself, the different lines of evidence supporting evidence, evolution's relevance to everyday life, widespread misconceptions about evolution, and the history of evolutionary thought. evolution.berkeley.edu NOVA: Origins - Has the universe always existed? What was the birth of our planet like? Are we alone, or are there alien worlds waiting to be discovered? NOVA presents some startling new answers in "Origins," a NOVA miniseries hosted by dynamic astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, Director of the Hayden Planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History. This Web site presents many of the facts and ideas in the series as well as interactive programs that delve into these questions and more. www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/origins/

24. CBN Archives - Paleontology And Evolution paleontology and evolution. Knots on the Tree of Life (March, 2000) by Donald L.Blanchard; Monster Marine Reptiles of the Mesozoic (May, 1999), http://coloherp.org/cb-news/archive/Paleo.php

The Cold Blooded News The Newsletter of the Colorado Herpetological Society Archives About the Cold Blooded News Most Recent Issue Index of Vol.29, 2002 ... Care Sheets Paleontology and Evolution Taxonomy and Systematics Veterinary, Medicine, and Health Humor ... CHS Home Page Paleontology and Evolution Knots on the Tree of Life (March, 2000) by Donald L. Blanchard Monster Marine Reptiles of the Mesozoic (May, 1999), by Donald L. Blanchard Indonesia's Living Fossils (February, 1999) by Donald L. Blanchard Caught in the Act: Green Iguanas Colonize Caribbean Island (January, 1999) by Donald L. Blanchard Caribbean Lizards Evolve Independently (October, 1998) Unique Wings (September, 1998), by Hans Dieter Sues When Killer Kangaroos met Forest Crocodiles... (September, 1998) All articles listed on this page were written for or reprinted in the Cold Blooded News , the monthly Newsletter of the Colorado Herpetological Society. Site designed and hosted by: WebSpinners.com WebMaster: Donald L. Blanchard.

25. CBN Archives - Paleontology And Evolution Archives paleontology and evolution The study reveals a perfect example ofan evolutionary concept known as convergence , where species evolve in http://coloherp.org/cb-news/archive/Paleo/LizardEvolution.php

The Cold Blooded News The Newsletter of the Colorado Herpetological Society Archives Paleontology and Evolution About the Cold Blooded News Most Recent Issue Index of Vol.29, 2002 ... CHS Home Page Caribbean Lizards Evolve Independently From Allen Salzberg, June 20, 1998. As reprinted in the Cold Blooded News , Vol.25, No.10, October 1998. Wednesday, April 1, 1998 A discovery that remarkably similar lizard communities have evolved independently on different islands in the Caribbean is shedding new light on the science of evolution and genetics. A team of scientists, led by Jonathan B. Losos, Ph.D., associate professor of biology in Arts and Sciences at Washington University, examined DNA of 56 species found throughout large Caribbean Islands of Puerto Rico, Cuba, Jamaica and the Greater Antilles to test theories on evolutionary history of the Anoles. The study reveals a perfect example of an evolutionary concept known as "convergence", where species evolve in similar adaptations to the environment despite living geographically apart. Although evolutionary convergence has been taken as evidence for the working of natural selection, the study is unique in showing that entire communities have converged. This goes against the grain of most evolutionary thought which stresses that random events a meteorite striking Earth or a hurricane wiping out island species play unpredictable roles that send evolutionary diversification down different pathways.

26. Tomothy Rowe - Geology - UT Austin Vertebrate paleontology and avian evolution (Univ. Texas, Austin). http://www.geo.utexas.edu/faculty/rowe.htm

GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES DIRECTORY Home Directory FACULTY Short Vita Teaching Research Publications ... Current Students Professor Timothy Rowe Professor and J. Nalle Gregory Regents Professor in Geological Sciences Director - Vertebrate Paleontology Laboratory Ph.D., University of California at Berkeley, 1986. Field of Study: Vertebrate Paleontology Short Biography: Dr. Rowe's primary research focuses on the evolution and development of the vertebrate skeleton. In this work, Dr. Rowe uses phylogenetic systematics to study the evolution of skeletal form as well as the evolution of skeletal development in the ontogeny of living species. This work is directed mostly at the early history of mammals and their extinct relatives among Synapsida, and on the history of birds and their extinct relatives among Dinosauria, and on other amniotes. An important tool for this research is high-resolution X-ray computed tomography, which has become a secondary research focus. This breakthrough technology permits the non-destructive inspection of internal structure in even the smallest and most delicate of vertebrate specimens. In collaborative research with scientist from many countries, Dr. Rowe is scanning and studying the anatomy of Contact Information: Office: 6.106

27. CMNH Pages Have Moved! Mammal paleontology and evolution, primates, phylogeny, paleobiogeography, and functional anatomy (Carnegie Museum of Natural History). http://www.carnegiemuseums.org/cmnh/vp/beard.html

28. W. H. Freeman Publishers - Vertebrate Paleontology And Evolution Vertebrate paleontology and evolution Robert L. Carroll (McGill U.) With 1700illustrations and a massive bibliography,Vertebrate Paleotology and evolution http://www.whfreeman.com/generalreaders/book.asp?disc=TRAD&id_product=1002000554

29. Welcome To A Case For Creation Evidence against evolution and for creation in the fields of astronomy, biology, geology, paleontology, physics Easyreading format. http://www.case-creation.org.uk

Welcome, to www.case-creation.org.uk this page provides two links, one to the A Case For Creation web-site, and the other to the Water-Of-Life site. In the latter case you will be redirected to www.water-of-life.org.uk The two links below provide some information about what is to be found at the two sites. Follow the links by clicking on the picture above them. A Case For Creation This site answers the question "Who made the world?" in a scientific manner. Who made the world Who was it who made the world sir? A bang brought creation about. Who set off the explosion, Sir? Did this bang make you deaf, Sir? It happened a long time ago. How do you know it happened , Sir? A man in a book told me so. Who was the man in the book ,Sir? A man who looked up in the sky. How do you know that he knew, Sir? Who was it made me and you , Sir? A creature crept out of the sea. Who was it made the creature, Sir? The creature just happened to be. Why did it creep from the sea, Sir? It thought it was time for a change. How did it grow arms and legs, Sir? I know, it sounds awfully strange.

30. Avian Paleontology And Evolution To dinosaur@usc.edu; Subject Avian paleontology and evolution; From fredericusruhe fredruhe@xs4all.nl ; Date Fri, 1 Oct 1999 212621 +0200 (CEST) http://dml.cmnh.org/1999Oct/msg00017.html

Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Author Index Avian paleontology and evolution To dinosaur@usc.edu Subject : Avian paleontology and evolution From fredruhe@xs4all.nl Date : Fri, 1 Oct 1999 21:26:21 +0200 (CEST) Reply-to fredruhe@xs4all.nl Sender owner-dinosaur@usc.edu Hi all, Is there anyone on the list who can tell me how to subscibe the Newsletter of the Society of Avian Paleontology and Evolution? Thank you Fred Ruhe Follow-Ups Re: Avian paleontology and evolution From: Prev by Date: Oviraptors and birds (was Re: NEWS ON PACHYOPHIID SNAKES, ETC.) Next by Date: forwarded from Jim C... Previous by thread: Oviraptors and birds (was Re: NEWS ON PACHYOPHIID SNAKES, ETC.) Next by thread: Re: Avian paleontology and evolution Indexes: DINOSAUR-1999Oct by date DINOSAUR-1999Oct by thread DINOSAUR-1999Oct by subject DINOSAUR-1999Oct by author

31. Re: Avian Paleontology And Evolution Re Avian paleontology and evolution Hi, To subscribe to the Society of AvianPalaeontology and evolution, you have to write to the (soon to be http://dml.cmnh.org/1999Oct/msg00041.html

Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Author Index Re: Avian paleontology and evolution To fredruhe@xs4all.nl Subject : Re: Avian paleontology and evolution From Gareth.Dyke@bristol.ac.uk Date : Sat, 2 Oct 1999 09:57:07 +0100 (BST) Cc dinosaur@usc.edu In-reply-to 1.5.4.16.19991001212427.4ac76488@pop.xs4all.nl Reply-to Gareth.Dyke@bristol.ac.uk Sender owner-dinosaur@usc.edu http://palaeo.gly.bris.ac.uk/personnel/Dyke/Dyke.html References Avian paleontology and evolution From: Prev by Date: Who's aquatic lifestyle? was: Re: Cite correctlly (Re: Limbs and niche partitioning) Next by Date: Re: Long Necks Previous by thread: Avian paleontology and evolution Next by thread: forwarded from Jim C... Indexes: DINOSAUR-1999Oct by date DINOSAUR-1999Oct by thread DINOSAUR-1999Oct by subject DINOSAUR-1999Oct by author

32. Honest Intellectual Inquiry: Science Sites Includes categorized links to general science, anthropology, archaeology, astronomy, biology, genetics, evolution, chemistry, physics, climatology, computers, ecology, geology, mathematics, medicine, and paleontology. http://www.dakotacom.net/~depriest/sci.htm

Index The Weird Bookstores TusCon History ... Science June 17, 2005. Honest Intellectual Inquiry: Selected Science Sites If you're trapped in someone else's frames click here to break free. If it hadn't been for my abysmal lack of ability in math, I probably would've become a scientist instead of a Romantic Lit major. As to what kind of science, I never had the opportunity to discover my alter milieu - I love several fields of hard science and several of (what are considered by some) the "softer" sciences. I have now broken these links down by category. Because of the inter-disciplinary nature of so much in the sciences these days, I thought it better to list some links in more than just one category. If you think any other link(s) belong in a different category, or definitely should be in more than one, please send me e-mail. I'd also like to know if you are aware of other good Science links I have missed. Thank you. I have divided my Science page into the following subjects for your convenience: General Science References Anthropology and Archaeology Astronomy Biology, Genetics, and Evolution

33. Fossil Museum Scientific Glossary and classification Theory, examples and misconceptions of evolution Science articles Glossary of terms in paleontology, biology, evolution, etc. http://www.fossilmuseum.net/Fossil Museum Scientific Glossary.htm

Glossary of Scientific Terminology Related to Fossils Fossil Museum Scientific Glossary abyssal plain : Large area of extremely flat ocean floor lying near a continent and generally over 4 km in depth. Acanthodians : Now extinct, earliest group of fish with jaws, ranging from the Silurian to the Permian. Acritarchs : Organic-walled microfossils common throughout the Proterozoic and early Paleozoic adaptation : Any heritable characteristic of an organism that improves its ability to survive and reproduce in its environment. Also used to describe the process of genetic change within a population, as influenced by natural selection. Alternatively, some heritable feature of an individual's phenotype that improves its chances of survival and reproduction in the existing environment. adaptive radiation (also "radiation", for short): The diversification, over evolutionary time, of a species or group of species into several different species or subspecies that are typically adapted to different ecological niches (for example, Darwin's finches). The term can also be applied to larger groups of organisms, as in "the adaptive radiation of mammals." For example, trilobites underwent a massive radiation during the Cambrian, and insects during the Cretaceous. Agnathans: A jawless, heavily armored fish that appeared in the

34. Stephen E. Jones: Creation Evolution Quotes, Fossil Record #4: Transitional Foss evolution requires intermediate forms between species and paleontology does notprovide them . We have no intermediate fossils between fish and http://members.iinet.net.au/~sejones/fsslrc04.html

Stephen E. Jones Creation/Evolution Quotes: Transitional Fossils Quotes index Fossil record Fossil Record #4-Transitional Fossils: No evidence of direct ancestor-descendant relationships "There is no way of knowing whether a fossil is a direct ancestor of a more recent species" "[T]he number of intermediate varieties, which have formerly existed, must be truly enormous" But "[g]eology ... does not reveal any such finely graduated organic chain" ... Horse Fossil Record #4-Transitional Fossils: No evidence of direct ancestor-descendant relationships "There is no way of knowing whether a fossil is a direct ancestor of a more recent species" Top of page "[T]he number of intermediate varieties, which have formerly existed, must be truly enormous" But "[g]eology ... does not reveal any such finely graduated organic chain" Top of page Not enough transitional fossils "The extreme rarity of transitional forms in the fossil record persists as the trade secret of paleontology" "The extreme rarity of transitional forms in the fossil record persists as the trade secret of paleontology. The evolutionary trees that adorn our textbooks have data only at the tips and nodes of their branches; the rest is inference, however reasonable, not the evidence of fossils." (Gould, Stephen Jay [Professor of Zoology and Geology, Harvard University, USA], "Evolution's erratic pace," Natural History, Vol. 86, No. 5, pp.12-16, May 1977, p. 14). Top of page "Evolution requires intermediate forms between species and paleontology does not provide them"

35. Paleontology 137 - Evolution paleontology. Fossil Record of evolution. evolution. The word evolution is usedby paleontologists and biologists to describe three related but distinct http://people.hofstra.edu/faculty/J_B_Bennington/137notes/evolution.html

Paleontology Fossil Record of Evolution Evolution The word "evolution" is used by paleontologists and biologists to describe three related but distinct ideas: 1. The observation that life has a history. In other words, the deduction made from our studies of the fossil record that the world has been populated by a vast sequence of organisms that are no longer living. Most of the evidence in support of this observation comes from the fossil record. 2. The inference that the vast sequence of extinct fossils and living organisms is interrelated, i.e. that there is a connectedness to the living world such that all organisms are united by common descent. Evidence in support of this inference comes from comparisons of both living and fossil organisms and from the temporal sequence of species found in the fossil record. 3. The theory that purports to explain how new species are produced from previously existing species ( speciation ). Currently, the most widely accepted "theory of evolution" is a hybrid of modern genetics combined with Charles Darwin’s original "theory of descent with modification through the agency of natural selection" called the modern synthesis The details of how evolution works to produce new species is still being actively researched and debated, both by biologists and paleontologists. Because of the nature of the fossil record - in particular its relative lack of resolution at short time scales (ecological time) - most attempts to study generation by generation changes in species are carried out by biologists. Studies of

36. PaleoPortal Help: Taxonomic Groups 156191), Vertebrate paleontology and evolution. WH Freeman and Company, NewYork, New York, USA. 698 p. Amphibians. Frogs and Toads http://www.paleoportal.org/help/taxon_help/taxon_help.php?top_group=Vertebrates

37. Invertebrate Paleontology And Evolution - Wal-Mart Invertebrate paleontology and evolution byClarkson, ENK at WalMart. Find Booksat Walmart.com. http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.gsp?product_id=1419278&cat=22091&type=3&d

38. CiteULike: Functional Paleontology: System Evolution As The User Sees It Functional paleontology system evolution as the user sees it functionalpaleontology an approach to analyzing the evolution of uservisible features http://www.citeulike.org/user/neilernst/article/261799

Cite U Like Register Log in FAQ Article title Author surname Abstract Journal name Tag Navigation Home Log in Register News and Status ... Discussion list Journals Browse current issues Groups View group Experimental Features Import from BibTeX Functional paleontology: system evolution as the user sees it Software Engineering, 2001. ICSE 2001. Proceedings of the 23rd International Conference on (2001), pp. 421-430. Authors Anton AI Potts C Online Article IEEE: View article online Note: You or your institution must have access rights to this article. CiteULike will not help you view an online article which you aren't authorized to view. neilernst's tags for this article evolution requirements Everyone's tags for this article evolution requirements Who has this article in their libraries? neilernst Related Article You can view related articles as a TouchGraph (Java required). Abstract Notes on this article neilernst has 1 private note and public notes for this article. If you are neilernst then you can log in to see the private note. Note: You may cite this page as: http://www.citeulike.org/user/neilernst/article/261799

39. Lies On EvolutionDeceit.com who is the author of Vertebrate paleontology and evolution, was true 13years ago when Carroll wrote it in Vertebrate paleontology and evolution. http://www.geocities.com/earthhistory/ed.htm

Lies on the Evolution Deceit Website On 8/11/01 I emailed the webmaster of the Evolution Deceit website informing him/her of the falsehoods appearing on their site. I also stated that I would check back periodically to see if the errors had been corrected. UPDATE : On 1/11/02, I recieved an email from the EvolutionDeceit.com webmaster informing me that these errors have now been corrected in the internet edition, and will be changed in future printings of the book version. From the Scenario of human evolution page. Finally, in 1994, a team from Liverpool University in England launched an extensive research to reach a definite conclusion. Finally, they concluded that "the Australopithecines are quadripedal".(4) Briefly, Australopithecines have no link with humans and they are merely an extinct ape species. Reference #4 is to: Fred Spoor, Bernard Wood, Frans Zonneveld, "Implication of Early Hominid Labryntine Morphology for Evolution of Human Bipedal Locomotion", Nature, Vol 369, June 23, 1994, pp. 645-648. This quote is an outright fabrication. The article is available online

40. Creationism And Evolution Bibliography Geology, paleontology, and evolution Creationism . Fossil Horses Systematics,Paleobiology, and evolution of the Family Equidae http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Thebes/7755/books/books.html

A Book List for... ...Geology, Paleontology, and Evolution ...Creationism ...Religion and Science Geology, Paleontology, and Evolution Evolution of the Earth, 7th Ed. (Donald R. Prothero and Robert H. Dott, Jr.; 2003, paperback; 576 pp.) Structural Geology of Rocks and Regions, 2nd Ed. (George H. Davis and Stephen J. Reynolds; 1996, hardcover; 800 pp.) Grand Canyon Geology, 2nd Ed. (edited by Stanley S. Beus and Michael Morales; 2002, paperback; 448 pp.; this is the foremost text today on the geology of the Grand Canyon) The Age of the Earth (G. Brent Dalrymple; 1991, paperback; 474 pp.) Bringing Fossils To Life: An Introduction To Paleobiology, 2nd Ed. (Donald R. Prothero; 2003, paperback; 512 pp.) Fossil Horses: Systematics, Paleobiology, and Evolution of the Family Equidae (Bruce J. MacFadden; 1992, paperback; 383 pp.) Paleobotany and the Evolution of Plants, 2nd Ed. (Wilson N. Stewart and Gar W. Rothwell; 1993, hardcover; 535 pp.) Evolutionary Biology, 3rd Ed. (Douglas J. Futuyma; 1998, hardback; 751 pp.; the best undergraduate textbook on biological evolution) Climbing Mount Improbable (Richard Dawkins; 1996, hardback; 340 pp.; an excellent discussion of biological evolution for a popular audience)

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