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OTHER ANCIENT LIFEFORMS

Eocene [Insect] Fossils:
A collection of excellently preserved fossil insects now housed in the Smithsonian, dating back to about 50 million years ago. Text, photos
www.coloradomtn.edu/campus_rfl/staff_rfl/kohls/eocene.html

Feathered Dinosaurs: The Origins of Birds
Provides photographs of these extremely important fossils recently unearthed in China that support the theory that birds evolved from dinosaurs. Part of the Carnegie Museum of Natural History Web site. Text, photos
192.204.3.4/cmnh/exhibits/feathered/index.html

The Mammoth Story
Three-part article from Discover Magazine. Unfortunately, they didn't link the articles together, so you will have to return to this page for the continuation. Very well-written and detailed look at ancient elephants. Text, photos, graphics
Part One: Elephants
rbcm1.rbcm.gov.bc.ca/discover/ds24295/index_fs.html
Part Two: The Rise and Fall of Mammoths in North America
rbcm1.rbcm.gov.bc.ca/discover/ds24395/index_fs.html
Part Three: Elephants' Graveyard
rbcm1.rbcm.gov.bc.ca/discover/ds24395/4-grave.html

The Piltdown Plot
Learn about the most famous hoax in the history of science. Several articles (and primary resources) on this phony "missing link" are included. Piltdown Man is an important cautionary tale in the history of scientific thought. Text, graphics
www.clarku.edu/~piltdown/pp_map.html

The Trilobite Showcase
This fossil company's site features photographic galleries of these popular little fossils. Information provided includes geographic origin of specimen, species name, stratigraphic formation in which it was found, and periods it existed. Excellent, detailed photographs of specimens. Text, photos
www.trilobites.com/showcase/showcase.htm
Copyright © 2000 - 2006 Carolyn ColeAndrew Kerr
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