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1. The Evolution of Whales Cetacea is an order of mammals that includes whales, dolphins, and porpoises. Cetaceans are the descendants of terrestrial (land) animals that returned to the sea. Present classifications put cetaceans as close relatives to hippopotamus, and also som...
2. The Stegosaurus "Stegosaurus" means "roof" or "plated" lizard, and it's easy to see why. Stegos lived during the late Jurassic period (about 156-140 million years ago) and their fossils have been found in the United States throughout Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming.
3. Paleontology Toys and Books For Curious Kids What child doesn't love dinosaurs and dream of growing up to be a fossil hunter? Indulge their daydreams and nurture their curiosity with these fun (and educational) activities. Whether you've got a little dino fan or just a kiddo who loves to get th...
4. DJD Designs Miniature Magic A World of miniature magic. I've set up this lens to showcase the items of eBay seller jamnatmat, *DJD* Designs, and her work in one of a kind miniatures for dollhouses and displays. These handmade, unique items are truly special and this sel...
5. The Hitchhikers' Guide to Walking with the Dinosaurs I'll tell you what, let's play a little game here, let's "pretend" that somehow we got teleported back a hundred millions of years or so. And when we get there, we see all these dinosaurs and we want to go Walking With Dinosaurs. And some of you are...
6. Trilobite Jewelry by Noadi's Art I've been fascinated by fossils since I was a little kid, I even have a small collection. Of all fossils those of trilobites have always attracted me the most so I've sculpted a line of trilobite inspired jewelry using polymer clay, glass cab...
7. Missing Link At the American Museum of Natural History in New York, a revolutionary discovery -- one that will stand as a milestone for paleontologists and evolutionists everywhere -- was announced. Scientists based at the University of Oslo have discovered "Ida,...
8. Techno Dog Everyone needs something to look forward to in life.  Well, for me, its what the future of technology has to bring.  I also take great joy in just living for the day and getting the most out of every moment that I can.  I also hope tha...
9. Random Anthropology & Archaeology Bits Reading and resources for anthropologists, archaeologists, and other cultural resource management techs.
10. Trilobite Beetles This extinct beetle inhabited the earth from the Cambrian period until a mass extinction about 250 million years ago. They are part of the family group, Arthropod, the same group that contains modern insects, spiders, and crustaceans.
11. Dinosaurs and More Fascinating Animals I have never grown up when it comes to being fascinated by animals, either prehistoric or still with us... or may, even, lurking in our imaginations. This page is dedicated mainly to the ancient beasts that paid my rent for several years when I worke...
12. Dinosaurs Dinosaurs