Natal Museum, African Invertebrates Focuses on the taxonomy, systematics, biogeography, biology, ecology, conservation and paleontology of invertebrates. http://www.africaninvertebrates.org.za
Extractions: Periodicals PaleoPublications - Promoting Learning and Knowledge! PaleoPublications specializes in antique, rare, and used works related to the natural sciences. We carry a large selection of reprints, periodicals , and books by the leading institutions, associations, and societies. Will ship internationally. We buy individual items to entire libraries. Send your want list to protectmail("nate", "paleopubs.com", "nate@paleopubs.com", "PaleoPublications Inquiry"); There are several ways to explore PaleoPublications: Browse the Periodicals collection Use keywords with the Quick Search Try the Advanced Search for more options Review our Current Features Anthropology - Sociology and Culture Archaeology - Past Cultures Botany - Plants Entomology - Insects Ethnology - Cultural Anthropology Geology - Earth Sciences Herpetology - Amphibians and Reptiles Ichthyology - Fish Malacology - Mollusks and Mollusca Mammalogy - Mammals Mining - Mines and Minerals Ornithology - Birds
Fossil News - Journal Of Avocational Paleontology Monthly magazine for fossil enthusiasts featuring articles on all facets of paleontology. Printed and online subscriptions. Free issue offer! http://www.fossilnews.com/
Extractions: Fossil News - Journal of Avocational Paleontology is a monthly magazine published specifically with the fossil enthusiast or avocational paleontologist in mind. A wide variety of articles is presented, most of them written by avocational paleontologists, on subjects ranging from field experiences to fossils of a given type or region to paleoart to evolutionary theory. Whether you are an armchair paleontologist or an experienced field collector, we have something to offer you. If you are viewing this text, it is because your browser is set not to read frame sets. you may continue viewing our site at http://www.fossilnews.com/fnintro.html
If Are Not Redirected To The Office Of High Energy And Nuclear Physics Delves into the various fields of fossils, rocks, minerals and geological processes. Both collections and exhibitions are subdivided into Geology paleontology and Mineralogy - Petrography sections. Contains information on these as well as staff, news, education opporunitities, research areas and projects, a library and intranet. http://www.geology.ethz.ch/
NPS: Nature & ScienceĀ» Geology Resources Division updated on 01/04/2005 I http//www2.nature.nps.gov/geology/paleontology/index.cfm I Email Webmaster This site is best viewed in Internet Explorer 6.0 or http://www2.nature.nps.gov/geology/paleontology/
Extractions: Search A to Z Air Biology ... Explore Geology: Explore Geology NPS Geology Skip to Content T he principal mission of the National Park Service is the preservation and protection of its natural and historic resources in a manner and by means that will leave them unimpaired for future generations. The preservation of fossils and the natural geologic processes are included in this mission. Indeed, the diversity of the fossil record in the National Park System is great. Petrified leaves, wood, pollen, shells, bones, teeth, eggshells, tracks, borrows, and coprolites have been found in more than 145 National Park System units. Collectively, these fossils provide a comprehensive history of life in the areas that are now national parks from the Precambrian stromatolites in Glacier National Park to mammal bones from the Ice Age throughout the Alaskan parks. Skip to Content Skip to navigation U.S. Department of the Interior
CASCADIA Provides information on the geology and paleontology of the Northwest United States and Coastal Western Canada. Includes links, photo gallery, and list of books for amateur paleontologists http://www.cnw.com/~mstern/
Extractions: This site is tectonically active - Hard Hats are required And if that weren't enough...this page is in a Chrysalid stage Greetings from Michael Sternberg . I am an avocational paleontologist with a keen interest in the geologic history of the Northwest. This site is the product of my continuing research and study in the attempt to understand the lands around me. Recognizing that there are others in my situation, far from university resources and academic contact, I present this material as an attempt to make geology more accessible for the public. I am solely responsible for the content and any errors. I wish to thank all the professionals who have in kind and generous manner provided information and clarification. The purpose of this website is to provide information on the geology and paleontology of the Northwest United States and Coastal Western Canada. To this end, both popular texts and professional papers have been used. To ensure accuracy of information presented here, the author solicits additional references and citations from all visitors. Due to the complexity of Northwest Geology, and the extent of the geographical area covered, this work can not pretend to cover all aspects of the geological history of the region. In addition, other topics of interest to the avocational geologist/paleontologist are on hand. It is necessary to divide the region into discrete provinces due to the variety of causative forces at work in the past and simply because there's a lot of ground to cover. This site is dynamic and evolving. Please return periodically to view new and expanded coverage.
National Park Service Paleontology Program National Park Service paleontology Program. The newsletter Park paleontology serves to communicate information related to National Park fossil http://www2.nature.nps.gov/geology/paleontology/news/newsletter.htm
PALEONTOLOGY AND FOSSILS RESOURCES PAGE HAS MOVED museum.montana.edu/ CMNH Vertebrate paleontologyCarnegie Museum of Natural History conducts scientific inquiry that creates knowledge and promotes stewardship of Earth and its life; builds strategic http://dizzy.library.arizona.edu/users/mount/paleont.html
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/
Lefalophodon An informal and incomplete guide to the history of evolutionary biology from about 1800 to about 1950. Its main emphases are on the late 19th century and on paleontology. http://www.nceas.ucsb.edu/~alroy/lefa/lophodon.html
Extractions: This is an informal and incomplete guide to the history of evolutionary biology from about 1800 to about 1950. It is maintained by John Alroy . Its main emphases are on the late 19th century and on paleontology. However, I hope to see the coverage become more comprehensive in the near future. If you have any comments or suggestions or wish to contribute to the site, I strongly encourage you to do so; please write me . The only limits on contributions are that they must follow the site's format and carry your byline. Contributors to date include Mark Largent. New features on the site include a facelift of the bibliography page , and reviews of A Passion for Birds (M. Barrow) and Zarafa (M. Allin). The site's other main features currently are: Biographies of major (and not so major) figures Photo gallery : pages that have photos and little else. A timeline of major events between 1800 and 1950 An annotated bibliography of history of biology books A page of Darwin quotes A page detailing major 19th century scientific expeditions Institutional pages, including:
K-12 This page has moved. The contents of the paleontology page have been moved to http//www.ceismc.gatech.edu/busyt/paleo.shtml. http://www.gatech.edu/lcc/idt/Students/Cole/Proj/K-12/paleo.html
The Cleveland Museum Of Natural History -- Discover The Nature Of Your Universe! Collection features over four million specimens in the fields of anthropology, archeology, astronomy, botany, geology, paleontology, zoology, and wildlife biology. Includes events, membership, hours, rates, volunteerism, and directions to the location in Cleveland, Ohio, United States. http://www.cmnh.org/
Extractions: Museum News The new Explorer Series of Lectures begins September 16th! The Society of Vertebrate Paleontology has just unveiled its new " Paleo Portal " which is a gate way to many excellent resources. The free Frontiers of Astronomy lecture series begins October 20. Join us for free lectures on Ohio archaeology this October! NEW: Birds of the Cleveland Region , (click link for an image of the cover), edited by Larry Rosche and Illustrated by Jennifer Brumfield and Kevin Metcalf, is available for sale at the Museum Store. Register today for our classes, hikes and field trips this fall! Members get discounted rates! The research of Dr. Yohannes Haile-Selassie, our curator of Physical Anthropology, was featured in a fascinating, recent article in the Cleveland Plain Dealer Sunday Magazine. Recycle your cell phone with the Cleveland Museum of Natural History!
Del Air Rockhounds Club A lapidary arts, paleontology, geology and jewelry making club in the San Fernando Valley. Site includes online field trip reports, gem fair information, and educational materials. http://members.aol.com/delairocks/
Extractions: Del Air Rockhounds Club Welcome! You are visitor: The Del Air Rockhounds meet every 4th Tuesday at the Reseda Park Pool Building at 7:30 p.m. in Reseda, California. Our club provides everyone with the opportunity to learn about geology, the lapidary arts, collect rock and mineral specimens, take monthly camping trips and make new friends. We hope this site allows us to share with everyone the sights, sounds and experiences obtained on each trip. Each page when completed will have general directions, suggestions when to visit, pictures of the area, specimens in their natural and finished state. Each thumbnail picture will have a larger picture that can be expanded for detail viewing. Be sure to check our educational programs, youth activities, shop hints and links to other favorite rockhound sites. Links to favorite field trip photos Coaldale, Nevada British Columbia, Canada South Cady Mountains, California San Gabriel River, California ... Stone Canyon, California If you have any comments, suggestions or would like to just ask a question or obtain more information about our club, just send us an e-mail at mailto:DelAirocks@aol.com
New York Paleontology Extensive information about the state s geologic history, fossils by time period, and fossil sites. Includes many photos and a fossil of the month http://bingweb.binghamton.edu/~kwilson/home.htm
Extractions: New York State provides a rich and varied assemblage of fossil-bearing deposits which have drawn the attention of both professional and amateur paleontologists for over 100 years. The strata representing the Devonian Period are especially well represented. Fossiliferous Ordivician and Silurian strata, and, to a lesser extent, Upper Cambrian strata, are also present in the State. In addition, New York State contains numerous deposits which were lain down at the close of the last Pleistocene glaciation, many containing plant and animal fossils. The special emphasis will be on the fossils the Middle Devonian, my own particular interest. The Ordovician Period in New York State
Applied EarthWorks Based in California and Oregon, this cultural resource management firm also offers paleontology services. Company and staff qualifications, services offered, and descriptions of projects completed. http://www.appliedearthworks.com/
Extractions: The need to manage our natural and cultural heritage has long been recognized in the United States. Public awareness of the necessity for environmental protection has increased with appreciation of our nation's rich history. The field of cultural resources management has evolved to encompass a wide range of disciplines that contribute to our knowledge of the past, such as paleontology, archaeology, geology, history, and historical architecture. Our website describes the many cultural resources management services that Applied EarthWorks, Inc. provides to facilitate consideration of cultural resources during project planning and development. At Applied EarthWorks, we are committed to effective and affordable cultural resources management strategies that make it possible to achieve progress and preservationĀ together.
Paleontology In The News This isn t paleontology, but it sure is evolution, and I shall find a way to include it in my This is evolution rather than paleontology, but that s OK. http://www.geology.ucdavis.edu/~cowen/paleonews.html
Extractions: This is a selection of stories, subject to the following rules. First, I don't guarantee close daily coverage of everything that happens (because I have things to do apart from maintaining this Web page). Second, the site has to be generally accessible. (Many journals, like Science and Nature , make new papers accessible only to people or institutions who have paid a subscription to the written version.) Third, I choose newspapers and news sites that tend to keep their pages accessible for more than two weeks over those that do not. Fourth, I keep older articles archived for varying lengths of time, depending how important I think they are (or interesting, at least); whether they have been updated or made redundant; and whether the site has dropped them. For example, I've had to give up on the New York Times . It is a fine paper, but its new policy is to take off its stories within DAYS and then charge for access to them. Similar pages on my web site are and Here is a site for Anthropology in the News I'M TAKING A COUPLE OF WEEKS OF INTERNET-FREE VACATION: THIS PAGE WILL REVIVE AROUND SEPTEMBER 17th.
Colorado Nature Series Articles about plants, animals, ecology, geology, and paleontology. Also includes discussions regarding the wildfires and drought conditions. http://www.suite101.com/welcome.cfm/colorado_nature_series
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Paleontology Geology 330 taught be Keith Mann, Ohio Wesleyan University http://cc.owu.edu/~komann/courses/paleo/p.html
