Found: Million-Year-Old Human Ancestor from Western Europe
Carbon-Based Methane Detected on Distant Planet
Intermediate Fossil Feathers Found
A New Fossil Link For Bat Evolution
Scientists Simulate Dinosaur Guts in Lab
Fossil Evidence Reveals Whale Ancestor
Motion, Not Location Propelled Flight Evolution
New Images of Planet Mercury from Spacecraft
Eight Foot Long Sea Scorpion Discovered
PLANET FEATURES
Your Very Own Time Machine: Buying Your First Telescope
Yes, telescopes let you literally see back in time. From light years in the case of the nearest stars, to millions and b...Read More
Interview with Dr. Mary R. Dawson
Dr. Mary R. Dawson is the curator of Vertebrate Paleontology at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pennsylvania and the chairperson of the Division of Earth Sciences. She has led a dist...Read More
Interview with Dinosaur Hunter Dr. Steve Nicklas
Dr. Steve Nicklas is a dinosaur paleontologist and professional fossil hunter. He has a PhD in Field Archaeology and Archaeology of the Roman Provinces from the University of London. In ...Read More
Video Interview with an Alaskan Paleontologist
Dr. Anne Pasch talks about evidence that dinosaurs lived in Alaska.
Robert T. Bakker: Legend of Paleontology
In 1955, a lowly fourth grader read a magazine article on the mysterious beasts called dinosaurs. The article and its dramatic illustrations captivated that ten-year-old’s fascination, and since that...Read More
Believe it or not, there are probably fossils to be collected within a few miles from where you are right now! The best way to find these localities is to join a fossil club. Most clubs cost only a few dollars to join, or are free, and give back much in return.
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