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PALEONTOLOGÍA

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 Sue on the Web!
 
 The Field Museum.
«Sue is the largest, most complete, and best preserved Tyrannosaurus rex. She was discovered by fossil hunter Sue Hendrickson in 1990, in the badlands of South Dakota. The Field Museum purchased Sue at public auction in 1997...»
EEUU - inglés
 
 
 The Trace Fossil Mystery
 
 Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History.
Virtual Museum Canada.
«Learn about the trace fossils of Eastern Canada. The trace fossils from Eastern Canada include some of the world's biggest, smallest, oldest, and only.

Canadá
 
 
 UK Fossils Network
 
 «UK Fossils contains guides for collecting fossils, geology, photos to identify finds and location information.»
Reino Unido
 
 
 What Are Dinosaurs?
 
 The Manitoba Museum.
«Dinosaurs were a group of land-dwelling creatures that lived during the Mesozoic Era (about 230-65 million years ago). They included very large and small animals; meat-eaters, plant-eaters, and scavengers. However, all dinosaurs shared certain characteristics of their skulls and hips.
Dinosaurs have been classified into two major groups, primarily on the basis of the structure of their pelvic (hip) bones. The Saurischians were "lizard-hipped" dinosaurs, which had hip bone arrangements similar to that of most modern reptiles. The Ornithischians were "bird-hipped" dinosaurs which had pelvises resembling those of birds.»
Canadá
 
 
 When Crocodiles Ruled
 
 Science Museum of Minnesota.
«What lived on earth after the dinosaurs? It wasn't wooly mammoths or "cave men". A wide range of reptiles, mammals, and fish remained in the subtropical forests of North America, Asia, and Europe. The world had 60 million years to go before today.»
EEUU - inglés
 
 
 Whitby Museum
 
 Whitby Literary & Philosophical Society.
«The palaeontology & geology collection consists mainly (98% of collection) of fossils. There are an outstanding set of saurians (fossil marine reptiles) mounted on the wall which include several ichthyosaurs, a plesiosaur and a teleosaurus (crocodile) as well as slabs of rock with dinosaur footprints. These larger specimens and most of the smaller fossils come from the Lower and Middle Jurassic. Many of the smaller fossils, particularly ammonites and belemnites, are of international importance since many are "type" specimens : that is the original specimens that gave rise to the names used by palaeontologists today.»
Reino Unido
 
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