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Coprolites Fossilized dung, a type of trace fossil, can tell us a lot about extinct animals. coprolites • william buckland • feces • dung • dropping
An Interview with Karen Chin Paleontologist Karen Chin gets a lot of strange looks when people learn about her interest in fossilized dung! karen chin • coprolite • dung • feces • t. rex
Jurassic Poop Jurassic Poop, an educational and hilarious children's book that shows there's more to poop than meets the nose. children • science • dinosaur • fossil • coprolite
Dinosaur Tracking Have you ever tracked a dinosaur? You don't need a blood hound, just visit a fossil trackway site. ichnology • trackway • paleobiology • paleoclimatology • footprints
William Buckland William Buckland is best known for naming Megalosaurus, but he was also the first person to recognize fossilized dung. coprolite • william buckland • ichthyosaur • mary anning • lyme regis
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Edward Drinker Cope Edward Drinker Cope is most famous for his feud with Othniel Marsh, but his fossil discoveries are invaluable to paleontology. edward drinker cope • coprolite • othniel charles marsh • william buckland • richard owen
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Sea Scorpions (The Eurypterids) These "sea scorpions" are not really scorpions, but are closely related to them. sea scorpion • arthropod • merostomata • eurypterida • euripterid
Book Review: Dinosaurs Under the Big Sky Paleontologist Dr. Jack Horner is probably best known as the paleontological consultant for the JURASSIC PARK movies, but he is also the author of several books about paleontology. dinosaur • dinosaurs • jack horner • john horner • montana
Book Review of Michael Carroll's Science Books Author and artist Michael Carroll has written and illustrated science books and articles for adults and children. michael carroll • paleoartist • paleoart • spaceart • spaceartist
Book Review: The Dragon Seekers Dr. Christopher McGowan's new book <I>The Dragon Seekers</I> is a combined biography of several of the early paleontologists. christopher mcgowan • royal ontario museum • natural history museum • museum • museums
Review, Walking with Prehistoric Beasts As much as I enjoyed "Walking with Dinosaurs" this new television programme and companion book are even better. dinosaur • dinosaurs • paleontology • geology • fossil |
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