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1 GENERAL FOSSIL INFORMATION Invertebrate Fossils of Kansas Invertebrate Fossils Kentucky Geological Society Invertebrate Fossils Sam Noble Museum (Oklahoma Museum of Natural History Five Facts: Megalodon Florida Museum Prehistoric Wildlife featuring articles on dinosaurs, marine reptiles, pterosaurs, birds, mammals, fish and more Getting into the Fossil Record Educational module for students in grades 5-8 and 9-12 that teaches how fossils form. ml Learning from the Fossil Record Links to educational resources, classroom activities, educational resources and geologic time scale. Sponsored by the University of California Museum of Paleontology (UCMP) at Berkeley. Virtual Fossil Museum The Virtual Fossil Museum is an educational resource dedicated to fossils. High-quality pictures of fossils are presented that are organized by fossil sites and systematics. Geological history, paleobiology, phylogenetics and evolutionary biology are among information provided.
2 Fossils Facts and Finds Site developed by two teachers, Doug and Claudia Mann. Includes info on fossil formation, fossil identification, extreme fossil facts, a fossil gallery, and a section on invertebrate and Vertebrate fossils. Dinosaur Information Pages: Enchanted Learning Tiktaalik roseae University of Chicago website about the discovery of the fossil fish known as the fishapod with videos, image gallery, and resources. Dinosaur Information Pages: Enchanted Learning Dinosaurs Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History site including anatomy, behavior, extinction theories, ancestors, and basics. Fossil Guy website authored by Jayson Kowinsky, an avocational paleontologist, with information on Prehistoric Animals, Fossil Locations, Identification sheets, articles and more. Paleolist - links to websites and educational resources about paleontology.
3 IDENTIFICATION Fossil Facts and Finds various information on fossils, how they are formed, types of invertebrate and vertebrate fossils, with links to other websites. Fossil Identification invertebrate, major groups Virtual Petrified Museum outstanding resource, much of which is aligned to previous Science Olympiad fossils events. Information included on taxonomy, anatomy, relative and absolute dating, correlation, and all fossil groups from the Science Olympiad list. Several tests from are provided. University of California Museum of Paleontology Berkeley online collections, educational resources, links to useful websites The Paleontology Portal Excellent site with Fossil Gallery, Famous Fossil Locations, K-12 resources sponsored by the University of California Museum of Paleontology. Fossils of Kentucky Extensive information about fossils from Kentucky, mostly invertebrates, from the Kentucky Geological Survey. lhttp:// Cochise College Photos of Fossils website from Cochise College in Arizona; contains over 1300 photos of fossils; copyright free for noncommercial use
4 EXTINCTIONS The Big Five Major Extinctions - Cosmos -the Science of Everything Mass Extinctions National Geographic Mass Extinction American Museum of Natural History Quaternary Extinction Event Wikipedia Megafauna and Ecosystem Function from the Pleistocene to the Anthropocene Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences EVOLUTION Evolution of Fish Wikipedia Tiktaalik Understanding Evolution Amphibians and Reptiles Independent Origin of Birds Evolution of Whales Understanding Evolution, Berkeley Evolution of the Horse - Wikipedia Evolution of Plants
5 GEOLOGIC TIME Understanding Geologic time Berkeley learning activity for students index.html Geologic Time Scale Geology.com Relative Dating Wikipedia Absolute Dating Wikipedia VIDEOS Geologic Time Scale & Geologic History Brief History of Geologic Time PBS Eons Ancient Life BBC Walking with Monsters Life Before Dinosaurs 1. (Cambrian Devonian) BBC Walking with Monsters Life Before Dinosaurs 2 (Carboniferous Permian) BBC Walking with Dinosaurs Series The 6 Craziest Extinctions Ever Geologic History and Paleontological Events PBS Eons numerous short videos on geologic history and major paleontological events
6 Evolutionary Transitions Finding Tiktaalik Your Inner Fish: The Series. videos and resources HHMI Biointeractive Part 1 - Inner Fish (Fish to Tetrapods) Part 2 - Reptiles to Mammals Part 3 - Your Inner Monkey (Human Evolution) Origin of Birds HHMI Biointeractive HHMI Biointeractive Evolution of Whales Animation Smithsonian Institution Search YouTube and the internet for specific topics.
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