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Links to other fossil sites These links are in addition to links on special topics found in our pages on fossils in Kentucky. The University of California Museum of Paleontology [MUST SEE; very nice educational site for fossils organized by type and age] Learning from the Fossil Record [has lots of activities for teaching; Paleontological Society] Ecology Past [dioramas and ancient environments; St. Louis Science Center] Life Over Time [The Field Museum's exhibit on life through the ages] Hooper Virtual Paleontological Museum Kentucky Paleontological Society Paleontology Museums: Travel U.S.A.: Paleontology Museums by State [New Mexico Friends of Paleontology] Evolution, phylogeny, etc.: Enter Evolution: Theory and History [history of the theory of evolution and the scientists who contributed to thought on evolution, University of California Museum of Paleontology] The Tree of Life [some information technical; a worldwide internet project on phylogeny and biodiversity] The Evolution of Man [evolution and paleontology of hominids; Hooper Virtual Paleontological Museum] Complexity and Organic Evolution [somewhat technical discussion of organic evolution; discussion about computer simulation of organic evolution and complexity; Hooper Virtual Paleontological Museum]

44. Journal Of Dinosaur Paleontology Short articles on legal issues of dinosaur collection, dinosaur law, and the case of Sue.Category Science Earth Sciences Fossil Collecting Legal Issues......JOURNAL OF DINOSAUR paleontology. ARCHAEOPTERYX, ANCIENT therizinosaurs.The problems with The Origin and evolution of Birds. Discussion http://www.dinosauria.com/jdp/jdp.htm

JOURNAL OF DINOSAUR PALEONTOLOGY ARCHAEOPTERYX, ANCIENT BIRDS, AND DINOSAUR-BIRD RELATIONSHIPS Archaeopteryx's Relationship With Modern Birds. The characteristics that link Archaeopteryx to modern birds. Archaeopteryx and the Solnhofen Lagoon. Discussion about the conditions of the Solnhofen Lagoon. Avian hands Bird metacarpal homology. Article critiquing claims that avian digits are 2,3,4. Paul's comments about Feduccia's bird digit paper. Dinosaurian Synapomorphies Found In Archaeopteryx A list of 20 of the many diagnostic features of dinosaurs that are found in Archaeopteryx Dromaeosaurid Archaeopteryx An essay on Archaeopteryx 's relationship to other dinosaurs, especially dromaeosaurids. Earliest beaked bird discovered. Article about Confuciusornis , the oldest bird with a modern beak. More on Confuciusornis Number of Confuciusornis ... Finds. Short article on the number of recent Confuciusornis finds, and other Chinese birds. Earliest bird with alula found. Article about the discovery of a Cretaceous bird with advanced wing aerodynamics. Feathers, scutes and the origin of birds.

45. Basal Crocodylomorpha [Sphenosuchia] After Parrish, 1993 Dibothrosuchus elaphros Simmons, 1965 + D. xingsuenensis ` CROCODYLIFORMESReference(s) Carroll, RL, 1988 Vertebrate paleontology and evolution. http://www.fmnh.helsinki.fi/users/haaramo/Metazoa/Deuterostoma/Chordata/Archosau

46. Stereospondyli Carroll, RL, 1988 Vertebrate paleontology and evolution. WH Freeman and company,New York, 1988. in Carrol, RL 1988 Vertebrate paleontology and evolution. http://www.fmnh.helsinki.fi/users/haaramo/Metazoa/Deuterostoma/Chordata/Amphibia

Mikko's Phylogeny Archive Terrestrial Vertebrate Groups Stereospondyli STEREOSPONDYLI Peltobatrachus Peltobatrachidae Lapillopsidae Lapillopsis nana Rotaurisaurus contundo Rhinesuchidae Watson, 1919 sensu Romer, 1947 incl. Uranocentrodontidae kitchingi Laccosaurus watsoni Haughton [ Laccocephalus Muchocephalus muchos Rhineceps nyasaensis Rhinesuchoides Rhinesuchus Rhinesuchus indet. [ Phrynosuchus whaitsi R. rubidgei Uranocentrodon Broomistega putterilli putterilli CAPITOSAURIA TREMATOSAURIA Luzocephalus blomi TREMATOSAUROIDEA METOPOSAUROIDEA PLAGIOSAUROIDEA BRACHYOPOMORPHA RHYTIDOSTEOIDEA Huene, 1920 Rhytidosteidae sensu Peltostega Peltostegidae Indobrachyopidae Indobrachyops panchetensis Mahavisaurus Rewana quadricuneata Rhytidosteidae Arcadia myriadens Boreopelta vavilovi Deltasaurus Derwentia Nanolania anatopretia Yates, 2000 [ Arcadia myriadens Pneumatostega Rhytidosteus R. uralensis Shishkin, 1994 Reference(s): Carroll, R. L., 1988: Vertebrate paleontology and evolution. W. H. Freeman and company, New York, 1988, 698. Carroll, R. L., 1988: Appendix. 594-648. in Carrol, R. L. 1988: Vertebrate paleontology and evolution.

47. Paleontology At Universities - Part Of Kuban's Paleo Place University of Bristol; paleontology and evolution at Yale University;paleontology at Florida State University; paleontology at UIUC; http://members.aol.com/fostrak/paleuniv.htm

Paleontology at Universities Glen J. Kuban, E-mail: gkpaleo@yahoo.com Part of Kuban's Paleo Place Emporia State University Geology Museum Evolution Evolution entrance to the University of California Museum of Paleontology, Berkeley. Ichnology - Information on trace fossils from Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia. Northern Arizona University Geology Faculty and Staff Palaeontology at the University of Bristol Paleontology and Evolution at Yale University Paleontology at Florida State University ... Phylogeny Phylogeny entrance to the University of California Museum of Paleontology, Berkeley. Reefs The Reef Group at the University of Stuttgart, Germany. SUNY at Stony Brook Morphometrics Page University of Alberta, Paleontology Program University of Kansas Paleontological Institute - Publishes the Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology (jointly with GSA), as well as the U. Kansas Paleontological Contributions University of Sheffield, Paleontology Program University of Texas Vertebrate Paleontology Laboratory Palynology at University of Calgary - Fossil pollen, spores, algae Fossil Images - Images from the Museum of Natural History at Wayne State University College of Science, Detroit, Michigan.

48. Evolution -- Paleontology & Fossil Record Leidy, Pioneer in paleontology Father of American Vertebrate paleontology, he also exhibithighlights almost three billion years of early evolution when only http://members.aol.com/darwinpage/paleontology.htm

and Evolution Links to our Past News of the Present Insight for the Future Alfred R. Wallace © Linnean Society of London OR Select Any page Listed Here. Abiogenesis Cell Biology Essays Homework Aids ... Zoology Paleontology The Fossil Record of Life Note: Authorities differ as to precise time boundaries between geologic periods. Eon Era Period Epoch While this page is about paleontology and fossils, it is also inseparably connected to geology and plate tectonics. It is impossible to understand the stratigraphic and geographic distribution of ancient life on this planet without having at least a basic knowledge of these subjects. In addition, an understanding of radiometric dating is also beneficial, although you will not have to learn much about chemistry and physics to achieve that understanding. This page is divided into two rather long sections. The first section lists all the geologic periods from most recent to most ancient. Wherever possible a series of maps is presented showing the size and position of land areas during each period. Also a small list of links is given for a description of the period and for museum and fossil exhibits related to it. The second section of this page contains a dozen or more broad topics within paleontology with a variety of links to help you explore each subject area. Those links will in turn offer you additional sources of data. A great deal about the fossil record of life is available online to help you learn. But I urge you to read a couple of books and a journal or two and, if possible, to take an introductory course in paleontology. Most colleges and universities offer them, and you can find online course material on this page. This is an exciting time in paleontology. New fossils are being reported almost daily and old, troublesome gaps in the fossil record are rapidly being filled. If you are really interested in being up-to-date subscribe to a paleontological news service.

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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

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54. Nearctica - Evolution - General Evolution The Museum of paleontology at Berkeley probably has the premier web site on paleontologyand evolution. A compendium of links on evolution and paleontology. http://www.nearctica.com/evolve/genevol.htm

Evolution - General Evolution Return to Evolution Main Page Buy Books about Evolution The page will take you to sites with introductions to evolutionary biology Enter Evolution: Theory and History . University of California at Berkeley Museum of Paleontology. The Museum of Paleontology at Berkeley probably has the premier web site on paleontology and evolution. This introductory pages will lead you into the rest of this massive site. A number of essays on the people and history of biology and evolutionary thought from the ancient past to the present may also be found here. Highly recommended. Introduction to Evolutionary Biology . Talk.Origins Archive. Chris Colby. An excellent introduction to the principles of evolutionary biology including the history of its development, population genetics, and natural selection. Biology and Evolutionary Theory . Talk.Origins. This site has a number essays covering background and basic information about evolutionary biology. Included are the essay "Introduction to Evolutionary Biology" listed above. Also included are essays on random genetic drift, macroevolution, observed speciation events, punctuated equilibria, natural selection, and much more. This site is highly recommended by us and forms an excellent introduction to the whole field of evolutionary biology. Principles of Evolution . Sam Sweet, University of California at Santa Barbara. A very nice set of lecture notes on the principles of evolution covering such topics as genetic variation, population genetics, selection and adaptation, speciation, adaptive radiations, and macroevolution. Highly recommended.

55. Nearctica - Education - Subjects - Evolution paleontology. The Museum of paleontology at Berkeley probably has thepremier web site on paleontology and evolution. This introductory http://www.nearctica.com/educate/subject/eevolve.htm

Education - Subjects - Evolution Return to Education Main Page Enter Evolution: Theory and History . University of California at Berkeley Museum of Paleontology. The Museum of Paleontology at Berkeley probably has the premier web site on paleontology and evolution. This introductory pages will lead you into the rest of this massive site. A number of essays on the people and history of biology and evolutionary thought from the ancient past to the present may also be found here. Vertebrate Flight Exhibit . University of California at Berkeley Museum of Paleontology. Learn about the evolution of flight in vertebrates and see how flight adaptations have occurred independently (convergently) in different vertebrate lines (e.g. birds, bats, pterodactyls). The site includes information about the physics of flying and its evolutionary origins in different vertebrate lines. Introduction to Evolutionary Biology . Talk.Origins Archive. Chris Colby. An excellent introduction to the principles of evolutionary biology including the history of its development, population genetics, and natural selection. Biology and Evolutionary Theory . Talk.Origins. This site has a number essays covering background and basic information about evolutionary biology. Included are the essay "Introduction to Evolutionary Biology" listed above. Also included are essays on random genetic drift, macroevolution, observed speciation events, punctuated equilibria, natural selection, and much more. This site is highly recommended by us and forms an excellent introduction to the whole field of evolutionary biology.

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Paleontology Resource DINOSAURS Welcome to the Paleontology Resource! This sight is dedicated to the wonderful scientific field of paleontology and all its aspects. There is information on evolution, creation, theistic evolution, dinosaurs, invertebrate paleontology, and much more. If you think that there should be something on my sight that you don't see, please feel free to e-mail me at Silvara34@aol.com or Hysphilodon@yahoo.com. Thanks for visiting, and enjoy! Please bear with me though, this sight is under major construction! What is Paleontology? Paleontology is the study of ancient life. This life can include dinosaurs, birds, icthyosaurs, alligators, even humans. Paleontology is closely tied in with geology, the study of the earth. If we do not study these two sciences hand-in-hand, we would be lacking from both sides. For example, a paleontologist, let's say Robert Bakker, finds a fossil. If he does not know his geology, he will have a hard time at first glance determining just how old that fossil might be. But, Robert Bakker is a very intelligent paleontologist, and he know that the strata of the rock can tell the story of the earth. He reads the structure and notices that the particular fossil he has found is in a layer of rock that is associated with the Triassic period. He can then estimate how old that fossil is. Hey, by the way, tell someone that this sight is here!

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BooksFromSusie - Science ACQUIRING GENOMES: A Theory of the Origins of Species. AFRICAN EXODUS: The Origins of Modern Humanity. ANIMAL SPECIES AND THEIR EVOLUTION. By A.J. Cain. Paperbound. Published at $17.95 Our Price $11 AQUAGENESIS: The Origin and Evolution of Life in the Sea. By Richard Ellis. Hardbound. Published at $25.95 Our Price $11 ATLAS OF THE PREHISTORIC WORLD. By Douglas Palmer. Hardbound. Published at $35.00 Our Price $30 COEVOLUTION: Genes, Culture, and Human Diversity. By William H. Durham. Hardbound. Published at $75.00 Our Price $21 DARWIN'S SPECTRE: Evolutionary Biology in the Modern World. By Michael R. Rose. Hardbound. Published at $47.50 Our Price $19 DISCOVERING FOSSIL FISHES. By John G. Maisey. Paperbound. Published at $30.00 Our Price $17 EVOLUTION: The Triumph of an Idea. By Carl Zimmer. Hardbound. Published at $40.00 Our Price $16 EVOLUTIONARY WARS: A Three-Billion-Year Arms Race. By Charles Kingsley Levy. Paperbound. Published at $16.95 Our Price $11 EXTINCT HUMANS. HORNED DINOSAURS: A Natural History.

58. The Human Origins Program: Links Links in Paleoanthropology, paleontology, evolution, and Related Subjects.On this page we have compiled a list of Web sites with http://www.mnh.si.edu/anthro/humanorigins/link.htm

Links in Paleoanthropology, Paleontology, Evolution, and Related Subjects On this page we have compiled a list of Web sites with quality content that can help you in further pursuing your interests in paleoanthropology and related disciplines. Clicking on any of the links below will open a new web browser, so you can always return to the Human Origins Program website. We have included brief descriptions of the site and the content. Surf and enjoy. All links verified: September 2001 www.nmnh.si.edu/anthro/ A link to the Anthropology Department here at the Smithsonian. We are only part of the Smithsonian's research effort in Anthropology, come see what we are doing in the other areas of the discipline. www.indiana.edu/~origins/ Full text lectures with photographs and images to help, this is a great site for the new student. Also, the subjects and lectures include plenty of links to help you gather information. www.anth.ucsb.edu/projects/human A site put together by Philip Walker and Edward Hagen with some amazing 3-D skulls using Shockwave plug-ins. A must see. Download times for the Shockwave files can be a bit long if you have a slower modem, but it's worth it. www.talkorigins.org

59. Meet The Scientists MEET THE SCIENTISTS Curator of Vertebrate paleontology Head of Section K. ChistopherBeard Mammalian paleontology and evolution -Primate paleontology and http://www.carnegiemuseums.org/cmnh/vp/scientists.html

M EET T HE S CIENTISTS Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology K. Chistopher Beard -Mammalian Paleontology and Evolution -Primate Paleontology and Evolution -Phylogeny Reconstruction -Paleobiogeography -Functional Anatomy Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology: David S. Berman -Terrestrial Vertebrate Faunas of the Late Paleozoic -Evolution of Early Tetrapods and Early Amniotes -Dinosaur Paleontology Associate Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology: Zhe-Xi Luo -Vertebrate Paleontology -Evolutionary Morphology of Vertebrates -Systematic Biology Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology Hans-Dieter Sues Morphology and phylogeny of archosauromorph reptiles Morphology and phylogeny of non-mammalian cynodonts Early Mesozoic continental vertebrate faunas and biotic changes Interrelationships of major groups of tetrapods Curator Emeritus of Vertebrate Paleontology: Mary R. Dawson

60. California Academy Of Sciences - Research - Ornithology And Mammalogy 1996 Convenor, workshop on the early radiation of modern birds, Fifth InternationalMeeting of the Society for Avian paleontology and evolution, June, 1995 http://www.calacademy.org/research/bmammals/shope.html

Dr. Sylvia Hope In-House Research Associate Department of California Academy of Sciences Golden Gate Park San Francisco, CA 94118 e-mail RESEARCH INTERESTS - The early fossil record and basal systematics of modern birds (Neornithes). - Systematics and evolution of Corvidae: jays, crows, and magpies. - Avian communication. EDUCATION - 1989 Ph.D. Ecology and Systematic Biology, City University of New York. - 1976 M.A. Biology, San Francisco State University. - 1960 B.A. Psychology, San Francisco State University. POSITIONS - 1970 - 1971 Lecturer in Biology, San Francisco State University. - 1971 - 1972 Research Assistant, San Francisco State University. - 1979 - 1980 Adjunct Lecturer, City University of New York. - 1981 - 1982 Research Assistant, City University of New York. - 1982 - 1983 Teaching Assistant, City University of New York. - 1983 - 1984 University Fellow, City University of New York.

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