Paleontology in a sentence

For CSU students who have a love of paleontology and want to get involved with research themselves, there is an opportunity to apply to CSU’s Paleontology Field School, which holds a summer session.

Abdullah Gohar is the lab manager of Mansoura University Vertebrate Paleontology Center and a master’s student in comparative anatomy and vertebrate paleontology.

Paleontology In 2010, the Mecca area became an important site for paleontology with respect to primate evolution, with the discovery of a Saadanius fossil.

As the world becomes more ecologically aware, the overlap between archaeology and paleontology increases in importance.

By exploring indigenous paleontology in Africa, our team is putting together pieces of a forgotten past that gives credit back to local communities.

Paleontology Program with Hudson Highlands Nature Center at The Gardiner Library, 1pm.

There are these, more examples of how we can really start to conclude some seemingly impossible inferences about extinct animals just by understanding how living animals work, really sort of creating this bridge from biology to paleontology.

It took the keen eye of Susan Evans, a professor of vertebrate morphology and paleontology at University College London, to recognize this particular "lizard" was actually a misidentified albie.

Ross' short-lived relationship with Charlie Wheeler made him pretty insecure, mainly because Charlie was a gifted paleontology professor herself, and had dated a string of Nobel Prize winners.

As it turns out, Adams' toothy appellation came out of the desire to honor Southern Methodist University's Dr. Dale Winkler in recognition of his major contributions to Texas paleontology and geology.

A U.S. college student made the discovery of a lifetime when he dug up a 65-million-year-old triceratops skull while on a paleontology dig in the North Dakota Badlands.

Gabriel Santos, collections manager at California's Alf Museum of Paleontology, has been working on the moveable museum and says adults also benefit from this education.

In the meantime, as curator of invertebrate paleontology at the ROM, he is busy planning for a new gallery entitled Dawn of Life.

Modern paleontology allows scientists to not only tell what an extinct creature looked like but also how it lived.

Paleontology owes this young lady a debt of gratitude.

Although paleontology became established around 1800, earlier thinkers had noticed aspects of the fossil record.

Conventions for use of the "cf." qualifier vary. citation In paleontology, it is typically used when the identification is not confirmed.

Despite their unrefined methods, the contributions of Cope and Marsh to paleontology were vast: Marsh unearthed 86 new species of dinosaur and Cope discovered 56, a total of 142 new species.

During all these years, Teilhard strongly contributed to the constitution of an international network of research in human paleontology related to the whole Eastern and south Eastern zone of the Asian continent.

Fossil collecting, as practiced by amateurs, is the predecessor of modern paleontology and many still collect fossils and study fossils as amateurs.