How Did Birds Get Their Wings? Feathered Ornithomimids from Alberta and the Origin of Wings
Explore the evolution of bird wings through feathered ornithomimid fossils from Alberta. Discover new insights into wing origins and their functions in dinosaurs.
Almost Like Being There - New Approaches to Deciphering Animal Behaviour from Trace Fossils
Explore diverse trace fossils from worms to dinosaurs, uncovering ancient animal behaviors through innovative analysis techniques and recent discoveries in paleontology.
Morphology, Disparity, and Evolution of Theropod Teeth in the Late Cretaceous in Alberta
Explore theropod tooth evolution in Late Cretaceous Alberta through morphology and disparity analysis, revealing patterns across formations and time periods.
Global Distribution Achieved by Halisaurine Mosasaurs Explained by a New Discovery from Japan
New Japanese mosasaur skull discovery reveals insights into halisaurine survival strategies, explaining their global distribution in Cretaceous seas through unique adaptations and evolutionary traits.
Florida Fossils - Evolution of Life and Land
Explore Florida's prehistoric past through a virtual tour showcasing fossil evolution across geological epochs, featuring ancient mammals, megalodon sharks, and the reasons behind their extinction.
Removing Aged Consolidants from Historic Collections
Learn techniques for safely removing aged consolidants from historic fossil collections, focusing on a new procedure tested at the University of Texas.
Extracting Data from Poached and Old Quarries in the Nemegt Formation of Mongolia
Exploring Mongolian fossil sites: challenges, techniques, and insights from the Nemegt Formation, including dealing with poaching and old excavations.
Scientific Communication of Fossil Preparation in the Digital Realm
Explore digital scientific communication in paleontology, focusing on fossil preparation techniques and their presentation to the public through social media and online platforms.
To Hay River and Back: Fieldwork on a 370-Million-Year-Old Beach in the Northwest Territories
Explore a 370-million-year-old beach in the Northwest Territories through paleontological fieldwork, fossil discoveries, and the challenges of excavating ancient marine life in remote Canadian landscapes.
Community Structure in the Burgess Shale: Insights from a New Locality
Explore Burgess Shale's community structure through a new locality, examining preservation, ecology, and diversity of ancient marine life in this paleontological investigation.
What Triggered the Cambrian Explosion? - Rachel Wood
Explore the triggers of the Cambrian Explosion, including oxygen stability, animal diversification, and predation's role in carbonate production, with insights from Ediacaran to Cambrian research.
Florida Museum 360 - Giants of Florida's Prehistoric Past
Explore Florida's prehistoric giants through a virtual 360 tour, uncovering the stories of megafauna species, their size, and extinction in an interactive Q&A session.
SEFS Webinar- Victor Perez - Megalodon
Explore how students disproved a scientific publication about Megalodon using nature of science skills, and learn about 3D printing resources for paleontology education.
Were These the First Animals? - Exploring the Ediacaran Biota
Explore the enigmatic Ediacaran biota, their discovery, and debates surrounding their classification as Earth's first animals. Delve into the fascinating world of ancient life forms and their evolutionary significance.
What Was the First Fungus - Origins and Evolution of Fungi
Explore the origins and evolution of fungi, from their diverse forms to their crucial partnerships and impact on Earth's history, uncovering the mystery of the first fungus.
Building Big Bioherms from Humble Halimeda
Explore the massive Halimeda algal bioherms of the Great Barrier Reef, their formation, geomorphology, and significance in carbonate production, with insights applicable to fossil counterparts.
Frozen Fossils: A History of Life in Svalbard
Explore Svalbard's rich fossil history, from ancient jawless fish to dinosaurs, with Dr. Aubrey Roberts. Learn about the unique challenges and discoveries in this Arctic archipelago's paleontological treasure trove.
Birds Above the Hobbits’ Heads - Tales from a Small Island Far, Far Away
Explore Flores' unique prehistoric ecosystem with Dr. Meijer, uncovering the mysteries of small hominins, pygmy elephants, and giant birds that once inhabited this remote Indonesian island.
Glaciers, Deserts, and Wind
Explore glaciers, deserts, and wind in Earth's systems. Learn about glacial movement, erosion, and deposits, as well as desert formation and wind's role in shaping landscapes.
Dissecting Jurassic Park's Dinos
Explore the scientific accuracy of Jurassic Park's dinosaurs with paleontologist Ryan Haupt, examining what the movies got right and wrong about these prehistoric creatures.
The Rise and Reign of the Mammals - With Steve Brusatte
Explore 325 million years of mammalian evolution, from surviving dinosaurs to modern diversity. Discover fossil finds, extinction events, and humanity's impact on Earth's mammals.