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• Electron microscopy
• Paleontology
• Isotopes
• Mary Higby Schweitzer
• Paleontologists
• Diagenesis
• Fossil
• Collagen
• Isotopic signature
• Biology
• Geology
• Science

The Paleontological Society Annual Council Meeting Minutes October 11, [removed]:00 - 5:00 p.m.) Rochester Room, Hilton Hotel, Minneapolis, Minnesota (Compiled by Mark A. Wilson, Paleontological Society Secretary)

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• Paleontological Society
• Action item
• Geology
• Journal of Paleontology
• Central Intelligence Agency
• Evolutionary biology
• Biology
• Paleontologists
• Philip D. Gingerich
• Year of birth missing

The Science of Age Dating By Philip Scoggins How do geologists or paleontologists know a fossil is, for example, 105 million years old? It may not be exact but it is not just a wild guess – its science. There are sever

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• Geochronology
• Radiometric dating
• Radioactivity
• Nuclear chemistry
• Nuclear physics
• Isotope
• Decay chain
• Carbon-14
• Paleontology
• Chemistry
• Physics
• Geology

Excavation techniques change with time. Paleontologists used to focus only on the bones. Surrounding sediments were ignored. Modern paleontologists, like modern forensic scientists, know that everything around a specimen

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• Fossil
• Darwinius
• Planetary science
• Biology
• Paleontology
• Geology

DINOSAUR PUZZLER Paleontologists (scientists who study fossils) rarely find complete dinosaur skeletons with each bone in its proper place. Through careful research, they have to decide where each bone fits. You can try

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The Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry presents a great opportunity for ongoing research. Paleontologists are studying the development of dinosaurs as they matured. As dinosaurs grow, their bones not only become longer –

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What do you know? Colorado Kids: May 13, [removed]How did paleontologists discovered “Pinocchio Rex”? u. They took a second look at some old T. Rex fossils and realized some were a different species. n. They found a

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• Pinocchio
• Dorothy Gale
• T. Rex
• Finch
• Wizard of Oz
• Entertainment
• Literature
• Film
• Kingdom Hearts characters

CLEARING THE AIR: TREATIES TO T elcome to the Anthropocene. What? It means the age of humans, and, according to paleontologists, we’re living in it.

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• Millennium Development Goals
• Ozone depletion
• Greenhouse gases
• Refrigerants
• Carbon dioxide
• Greenhouse gas
• Global warming
• Emissions trading
• Kyoto Protocol
• Environment
• Chemistry
• Climate change

What do you know? Colorado Kids: February 18, [removed]How did paleontologists find out what woolly mammoths ate? e. They watched them in the wild. r. They read ancient records written by earlier scientists. n. They exa

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• Biology
• Caffeine
• Xanthines
• Milo
• Cro
• Woolly mammoth
• Mammoth
• Pleistocene extinctions
• Food and drink
• Extinction

Accompany a team of paleontologists as they work to solve an 82-million-year-old mystery… T he film Sea Monsters: A Prehistoric Adventure transports students 82 million

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• Sea Monsters
• Paleontology
• Historical geology
• Fossil
• Biology
• Geology
• Cretaceous