Fossils skeletons

September 5th, 2008


Fossils skeletons

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Keychain with dinosaur, fossil, museum, guide, skeleton
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Keychain with dinosaur, fossil, scientist, museum, skeleton
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Prehistoric Animals of the Tar Pits (Home Use)
Prehistoric Animals of the Tar Pits (Home Use) In some areas of the world, such as Peru and California, thick black tar collects in pools or pits. Thousands of years ago, animals became trapped in the sticky tar. This program shows how the bones of these animals, many of them extinct, have been recovered and assembled by paleontologists to form a picture of life from the ancient past. Produced by Film Associates.

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Company: Phoenix Learning Group, Inc.  (2008-08-12)
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Prehistoric Animals of the Tar Pits
Prehistoric Animals of the Tar Pits In some areas of the world, such as Peru and California, thick black tar collects in pools or pits. Thousands of years ago, animals became trapped in the sticky tar. This program shows how the bones of these animals, many of them extinct, have been recovered and assembled by paleontologists to form a picture of life from the ancient past. Produced by Film Associates.

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Company: Phoenix Learning Group, Inc.  (2008-08-12)
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Classic Dinosaur National Monument Film DVD: 1950s Dinosaur Park History With Dinosaur Fossils, Skeletons & Bones Excavation Pictures Film
Classic Dinosaur National Monument Film DVD: 1950s Dinosaur Park History With Dinosaur Fossils, Skeletons & Bones Excavation Pictures Film This gorgeous travelogue journeys through Dinosaur National Monument and the magnificent canyon region of Utah and Colorado. The film explores the depths of the treasured National Park and includes footage of the remains of past life in the region from dinosaurs to Indians. Table Of Contents: (1) This Is Dinosaur (1950s) - This film features the majestic scenery of Dinosaur National Monument in Utah and Colorado. The narration discussed the rich history of the park and the geological characteristics that make this region so special. Scenes include museum scientists working to recover dinosaur bones, The Yampa and Green Rivers, ancient Indian petroglyphs and pictographs, and a raft ride down a river - 24 Minutes

DVD:  Table Of Contents:, (1) This Is Dinosaur (1950s) 24 Minutes
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Mouse Pad with "black and white", Texas, fossil, paleontology, beak, skeleton, skull
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Odd Fossil Skeletons Show Both Apelike and Human Traits
Fossils of human ancestors found in the republic of Georgia suggest we evolved from a patchwork species that had both apelike and more advanced features, scientists report. (more...)

Fossil Skeleton of Juvenile Plesiosaur Recovered from Antarctica
Article Body. Amid 70-mile-an-hour winds and freezing Antarctic conditions, an American-Argentine research team has recovered the well-preserved fossil skeleton of a juvenile ... (more...)

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Scientists Build 'Frankenstein' Neanderthal Skeleton | LiveScience
The result, announced today, is a shape no one expected. "It's almost like making my own fossil discovery," said Gary Sawyer, one of the skeleton's architects. (more...)

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Fossil skeleton. I found this piece of iron-blackened oak half-submerged in the mud of Oare Creek. The curved shape and long square nails suggest that it was once a rib in the hull ... (more...)
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Resolved Question: Museums in UK with skeletons/fossils?
I am looking for a mueseum of some sort in the UK where i can take my little boy who is really interested in fossils and dinosaur skeletons, or any sort of skeletons really? Does anybody know of any good ones and where are they? I live in Hull Thanks all (more...)

Resolved Question: public museum of natural history, creationists come in and conduct tours to groups of home-schooled kids..?
..., explaining how this and that display is wrong ... a "science-debunking" tour....telling the kids that of all the fossils, meteors, dinosaur skeletons, and etc, are all less than six thousand years old, regardless of what the paleontologists, biologists, and geologists say. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9D8AeiAamjY&feature=related why is this okay? (more...)

Resolved Question: question for creationists who deny evolution.....?
For everyone who claims that evolution does not exist, I would like you to explain to me how your little chihuahua lap dog came to be lying at your feet as opposed to a wolf or a dingo. Yes, dog breeding is manipulated by humans but it is still an example of how evolution works. Where the hundreds of different breeds of dogs we have today came about in only a few hundred years with the help of humans, it takes a bit longer for it to happen naturally but it DOES happen. And through this whole process involving millions and millions of animals I want someone to find me a skeleton of the transitional breed between a Labrador retriever and a Golden retriever. This is an evolutionary example KNOWN to exist from modern times and I would be willing to bet that there is not a single person who answers this will be able to find the skeleton of the missing "transitional" breed. How, then,can anyone point to fossil records which are infinitely older and rarer and say that their "proof" lies in the non-discovery of transitional fossils? if anything, the fact that the dog has not been bred into a cat just goes to help illustrate why most people say that they do not witness evolution around them therefore it doesn't exist. Even with man's help, which drastically reduces the "trial and error" timeframe of evolution, even changes in breed come about slowly...given enough time, there will be an evolutionary leap, but an individual human would be long dead before witnessing the hundreds of generations that had to pass before that leap was made. Without the intervention of humankind, as was noted, the changes are left on their own with nature to decide what is beneficial and what is unnecessary. This process takes considerably longer. Nobody has EVER claimed this to be a fast process and I just don't think that some people realize just how long billions of years actually are. (more...)

Resolved Question: Biology info... Please help!?
1. Why aren?t organisms referred to in science by their common name? 2. Who was the scientist that started naming organisms by their distinct features and by their genus and species name? 3. What two names do the binomial nomenclature system use? 4. What do you call the study of an organism?s classification pertaining to form and structure at any level of organization? 5. What are some common ways that fossils were produced? 6. Most fossils are found in which type of rock formation? 7. What is an inherited variation that increases an organism?s chance of survival to its environment? 8. What is the name of the process of changing a species? gene frequency over a long period of time to form a new group of organisms? 9. When one variation of a species, for example the various colors of the peppered moth, leads to the survival of that particular variation or characteristic, what is it called? 10. Give an example of geographical isolation. 11. On the Galapagos Islands, there are many species of birds called finches. Each species of finches from each island has adapted to the specific eating needs of their particular island. What type of adaptation is this? 12. What is the type of Eubacteria that is spherical shaped? 13. What do you call the Eubacteria that form chains or filaments out of rod-shaped bacteria? 14. Bacteria are well adaptive for survival. List some characteristics that help bacteria survive. 15. Most single-celled organisms that would be found in pond water swimming around would belong to which classification kingdom? 16. When two different organism living together help the other organism survive, What type of relationship is this? 17. Chickenpox, polio, rabies, and smallpox are all diseases caused by which factor? 18. Pines, firs, and spruces are all example of which kind of plants? 19. Angiosperms are divided into two groups. Which group contains; monocotyledons, fibrous like roots, veins in the leaves that run parallel, and flower parts and fruits arranged in multiples of 3?s? 20. What is the main function of the xylem and phloem in a plant? 21. Give an example of a taproot? 22. Why do desert plants place most of the stomata on the underneath side of the leaf and can close the stomata during the extreme hot part of the day? 23. What is the male structure of the plant called? 24. What is the purpose of the style on the pistil? 25. Which group of animals represents the largest group of animals, being about 97% of the total animal population? 26. Most flat worms are parasites. What do you call the organism that the flat worm attaches itself to? 27. Organisms in the Phylum Arthropoda all have what similar characteristics? 28. What is the largest class in the Arthropoda Phylum? 29. Which is the correct order of metamorphosis as it relates to butterflies? 30. Sand dollars, starfish, sea urchins, and sea cucumbers are all examples of which groups of invertebrates? 31. What do you call the connective tissue that holds joints together? 32. There are three types of bone joints. Which type of joint makes up your wrist? 33. The muscles that connect to the skeleton, for example your bicep, is what kind of muscle? 34. What is the tube that connects the mouth to the stomach? 35. What is the small sack, in the liver where the bile to break down fat is stored? 36. What is the main function of the large intestine? 37. What do you call the small saclike structures in the lung where air is exchanged for gases in your blood? 38. What is the organ that maintains the proper water balance in the body? 39. Which chamber of the heart pumps the blood through the aorta to the rest of the body? 40. What do you call the blood vessels that typically carry the deoxygenated blood back to the heart? 41. What is the components of the blood that is responsible for clotting? 42. Which part of the brain is responsible for smooth muscle control and balance? 43. Homeostasis is the process of?.. 44. Which of the following is NOT a secondary sex characteristic in a male? 45. What do you call the tube that connects the epididymis of the testes to the urethra? 46. The hormones estrogen and proesterone are secreted by which gland? 47. What do you call the tube that connects the ovary to the uterus? P.S. - If you can't answer all of them, that's ok. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!! (more...)

Resolved Question: can someone help me with this biology question ?
All variation in all organisms on earth originated through the process of ? Populations can also have genetic variation (which can result in phenotype variation) by a process during meiosis when homologous chromosomes exchange genes. This process produces chromosomes with new combinations of genes. This process is called? Stay with the green and brown worm example except this time, we will say that the brown worms are better camoflouged in their soil environment. The green worms are easily seen by robins which eat them. The predator-prey relationship here allows the brown worms to become more numerous because their camoflouge helps them go on to survive and reproduce. This is called? Match the scientist to their ideas/theories/experiments: - A. B. C. D. E. F. Darwin - A. B. C. D. E. F. Lamarck - A. B. C. D. E. F. Cuvier - A. B. C. D. E. F. Lyell - A. B. C. D. E. F. Mendel - A. B. C. D. E. F. Dobszansky A. Idea that individual organisms acquired traits over their own lifetimes. B. Uniformitarianism - Geologist C. "Father of evolution" - Descent with modification - Natural selection D. Modern Synthesis E. Fossil species were similar but distinct from modern species - ancient ancestors - worked with Mammoth and elephant fossils/skeletons F. Worked with pea plants - studied heredity and genetics (more...)

Resolved Question: We know a lot about the diversity of marine animals over time because?
We know a lot about the diversity of marine animals over time because A. all marine animals have hard skeletons that are preserved in fossils B. they lived in shallow seas so a lot of their fossils were preserved in sedimentary rock C. most of the animals we currently find in the ocean evolved 600 MYA and have not changed since D. there is very little diversity in marine animals so it has been easy to study them (more...)

Resolved Question: why do evolutionists ignore these 14 SCIENTIFIC points that lean more toward creation?
1. Galaxies wind themselves up too fast. 2. Too few supernova remnants. 3. Comets disintegrate too quickly. 4. Not enough mud on the sea floor. 5. Not enough sodium in the sea. 6. The earth?s magnetic field is decaying too fast. 7. Many strata are too tightly bent. 8. Biological material decays too fast. 9. Fossil radioactivity shortens geologic ?ages? to a few years. 10. Too much helium in minerals 11. Too much carbon 14 in deep geologic strata. 12. Not enough Stone Age skeletons. 13. Agriculture is too recent. 14. History is too short. All these points were made by scientists, not just Christians. Here is a website you can look at them http://answersingenesis.org/docs/4005.asp Why do you ignore these scientifically sound facts? (more...)

Resolved Question: Formation of fossils, HELP PLEASE !?
If an IMPRINT of an ancient fish skeleton was found in a piece of shale, what would be the 3 steps that lead to the formation of this fossil? 10 points to first one with proper, correct answer? really need help for science assignment. thanks! (more...)

Resolved Question: History Game {Lesson} Need This for school?
Prehistoric societies did not leave behind: fossils. stone tools. tombs. written records. 2. Which is part of an anthropologist's job? Deciphering the meaning of folk tales Predicting future economic changes. Finding ancient skeletons Locating buried civilizations 3. Which is a characteristic of the Paleolithic Age? Cities Domesticated plants Stone tools Writing 4. Which of the following had humans first? A: African plains B: Asian plains C: European plains D: North American plains 5. Which is a characteristic of hunter-gatherer societies? A: Bronze tools B: Bronze tools C: Nomadism D: Pastoralism 6. In what region did people first form civilizations? (Points: 1) A: Australia B: China C: North America D: Southwest Asia 7. Which is a feature that separates Neolithic societies from Paleolithic societies? A: Eating animals B: Social stratification C: Use of tools D: Walking upright 8. Which resulted most directly from economic specialization? A: Domestication of plants B: Migration C: Social stratification D: Stone tools 9. Why did economic specialization become common in civilizations? A: Civilizations required a wide range of jobs. B: Hunting and gathering took up all of society's resources. C: Most people did not have enough food. D: There was no incentive to create social classes. 10. What geographical feature did the first civilizations all have? A: Mountains B: Plateaus C: River valleys D: Seashores (more...)

Resolved Question: Is evolution really directly proved?
Often I hear how evolution is proven. But how? Aren't the fossils that scientists find extremely subjective? For instance, finding extinct animal bones that look similar to another living animals skeleton is not direct proof the two are related, just that their bones look very similar. Anyway, is evolution really directly proved? If so, how? (more...)

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