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Geology Fieldnotes: Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming part of SERC Web Resource Collection
This National Park Service resource includes information about geology, park maps, visitor information, photographs, and links to other sites about this park. Geologic information spans the entire ...Resource Type: Audio/Visual:Images/Illustrations, Maps, Scientific Resources:Overview/Reference Work
Tertiary Paleogeography and Tectonic History, Central Arizona part of SERC Web Resource Collection
This website presents images and text depicting the paleogeography and tectonic evolution of central Arizona during the Tertiary period. Emphasis is on an evolving Oligocene to Miocene drainage ...Resource Type: Pedagogic Resources:Overview/Summary, Audio/Visual:Images/Illustrations
The Cretaceous Period part of SERC Web Resource Collection
This resource discusses notable facts about the Cretaceous Period, the last portion of the "Age of Dinosaurs". The site covers Ceratopsians, such as the Tricerotops. It includes sections on ...Resource Type: Scientific Resources:Overview/Reference Work
Are Birds Really Dinosaurs? part of SERC Web Resource Collection
Evidence presented on this site is overwhelmingly in favor of birds being the descendants of a maniraptoran dinosaur, probably something similar (but not identical) to a small dromaeosaur. Dr. ...Resource Type: Scientific Resources:Opinion, Overview/Reference Work
Introduction to Pterasauria: The Flying Reptiles part of SERC Web Resource Collection
This site is a general introduction to pterosaurs. Ranging from the size of a sparrow to the size of an airplane, the pterosaurs (Greek for "wing lizards") ruled the skies in the Jurassic ...Resource Type: Scientific Resources:Overview/Reference Work, Audio/Visual:Images/Illustrations
Geology Fieldnotes: Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah part of SERC Web Resource Collection
Located on the Colorado Plateau in Utah, this canyon is comprised mostly of sedimentary rocks, and continues to be eroded and shaped by the Paria River. Its geologic and human history are outlined on ...Resource Type: Scientific Resources:Overview/Reference Work
Ornithomimidae (Bird Mimics): The Ostrich-Like Dinosaurs part of SERC Web Resource Collection
This site describes the Ornithomimids, a distinctive group of theropod dinosaurs who show a good example of convergent evolution with the ratite birds, such as ostriches. They were not as closely ...Resource Type: Scientific Resources:Overview/Reference Work
Walking With Dinosaurs part of SERC Web Resource Collection
Part of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) learning series, this website contains dinosaur information, games, interviews with scientists, and virtual tours. The Chronology section discusses ...Resource Type: Activities, Audio/Visual:Images/Illustrations, Scientific Resources:Overview/Reference Work
Bacteria: Fossil Record part of SERC Web Resource Collection
This description of the fossil record of bacteria focuses on one particular group of bacteria, the cyanobacteria or blue-green algae, which have left a fossil record that extends far back into the ...Resource Type: Scientific Resources:Overview/Reference Work
Geology Fieldnotes: Mojave National Preserve, California part of SERC Web Resource Collection
This Mojave National Preserve site contains park geology information, park maps, photographs, and visitor information. The park geology section discusses the Preserve's Soda Lake, Mitchell ...Resource Type: Scientific Resources:Overview/Reference Work