History of Paleontology

I was wondering - which is considered the first "life-appearance” reconstruction of a vertebrate

---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Ben Creisler <bscre...@yahoo.com> Date: Tue,

This could have interesting complications for the issue of copyright being transferred by authors to

David, Regarding the KT extinction, you might be interested in these web sites: http://www.ucmp.

New article in the journal Earth Sciences History: http://hess.metapress.com/content/q766027r217j2742

The ANS is celebrating its bicentennial with "200 Stories." A bunch are about paleontology,

CALL FOR PAPERS KNOWLEDGE IN A BOX: HOW MUNDANE THINGS SHAPE KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION Organizing

Yup, something like that. In research phase now, working out ways I can derive my page proportions

A paper: "From weird wonders to stem lineages: the second reclassification of the Burgess Shale

And excellent book, but absurdly over-priced. The chapter on this history of sauropod research is

Were cladistics calculations /ever/ done by hand? I thought cladograms were basically always computer

Wow! First time I've ever been cited, I'm pretty darn sure. Will feature in my next link

Perhaps one of those most interesting is the work of Adrienne Mayor, The First Fossil Hunters, where

Interesting read. I had never realized that preparators would strive so hard to make the least

In 1796 the third president of the United States, also president of the American Philosophical

I'd thought that Marsh had money in his family that paid for his education, his work, and even

Thanks, guys! I tried to start with a few questions to get folks with more kowledge than I have to