61. Jack's Stacks: Subject Index Dinosaurs Other Vertebrates trilobites Other Invertebrates Evolution, Extinctionand Creationism Lagerstätten Invertebrate paleontology Ice Age History of http://drydredgers.org/jackidx4.htm

By Jack Kallmeyer, jackk@corecomm.net Subject Index Dinosaurs Other Vertebrates Trilobites Other Invertebrates ... Stratigraphy Dinosaurs Dinosaur in a Haystack , Gould The Dinosauria Dinosaurs of the Flaming Cliffs , Novacek Dinosaurs Rediscovered, Lessem Dinosaurs Spitfires and Sea Dragons, McGowan The End of the Dinosaurs, Chicxulub Crater and Mass Extinctions , Frankel The Great Dinosaur Extinction Controversy , Officer The Horned Dinosaurs , Dodson Kings of Creation , Lessem The Little Dinosaurs of Ghost Ranch , Colbert Paleontological Society Special Publication No. 7 , Rosenberg and Wolberg, eds. Seismosaurus the Earth Shaker , Gillette The Sternberg Fossil Hunters - A Dinosaur Dynasty, Rogers T. rex and the Crater of Doom , Alvarez Tracking Dinosaurs, A New Look at an Ancient World , Lockley Walking on Eggs, The Astonishing Discovery of Thousands of Dinosaur Eggs in the Badlands of Patagonia , Chiappe and Dingus Other Vertebrates Mammoths , Lister and Bahn Megalodon, Hunting the Hunter

62. Doug's Web Template Trilobite Homepage all you ever wanted to know about trilobites.Dino Russ Lair dinosaur and vertebrate paleontology information. http://www.southalabama.edu/geography/haywick/personal/pages/paleontology.html

Paleontology frequently asked questions The Museum of Paleontology public education and outreach The Paleo Pages various links Trilobites.com photos of trilobites from around the world University of Wyoming Geological Museum Paleontological Research Institution general interest Oceans of Kansas Paleontology info on creatures during the Cretaceous period PaleoNet Pages resources for education and communication Jurassic Reef Park take a virtual trip to the reefs of the Jurassic period Paleontological Links general interest The Fossil Page explores many fossil specimens found in Florida Paleontological Society international organization devoted to the advancement of the science of paleontology Paleontological Association general interest Paleontological Research Institute various information International Organisation of Palaeobotany database Trilobite Homepage all you ever wanted to know about trilobites Dino Russ Lair dinosaur and vertebrate paleontology information Mazon Creek Fossils plants and animals found in concretions recovered from the Francis Creek Shale First Dinosaur Skeleton pictures on information on first dinosaur skeleton Casadia-A Paleo Home Page attempt to make geology more accessible for the public Ice Age Paleoecology use of insect fossils to reconstruct environments during the Quaternary Period Global Atlas of Paleovegetation palaeovegetation information on seven regions Arizona Sedimentary Geology and Paleontology Resource information on fossil sites, geologic formations and identification of marine and lacustrine fossil invertebrates

63. Literatur 1151, Lawrence. RA Fortey/NC Hughes (1998) Brood pouches in trilobites;in Journal of paleontology 72, 638-649, Lawrence. RA Fortey http://www.fossa.de/Literatur/body_literatur.html

J.M. Adrain/S. R. Westrop (1999) - Trilobite Paleobiology; in: Journal of Paleontology 73, 161-371, Lawrence G.K.B. Alberti (1981) - Scutelluidae (Trilobita) aus dem Unter-Devon des Hamar Laghdad (Tafilalt, SE-Marokko) und das Alter der “mud-mounds” (Ober-Zlichovium bis tiefstes Dalejum); in: Senckenbergiana lethaea 62, 193-204, Frankfurt/M. S.P. Alpert/J.N. Moore (1975) - Lower Cambrian trace fossil evidence for predation on trilobites; in: Lethaia 8, 223-230, Oslo A. Archinal (1992) - Revision der Untergattung Archegonus (Phillibole) (Trilobita; Oberdevon/Unterkarbon); in: Courier Forschungsinstitut Senckenberg (CFS), 144, 1-130, Frankfurt/M. A. Archinal (1994) - Zur Morphologie, Systematik, Stratigraphie und Ökologie der Gatttung Scuttellum; in: Senckenbergiana lethaea 74, 291-324, Frankfurt/M. L.E. Babcock (1993) - Trilobite Malformations and the Fossil record of behavioral Asymmetry; in: Journal of Paleontology 67, 217-229, Lawrence J. Barrande (1852/Reprint 1999) - Systême Silurien du Centre de la Bohême; 1ère Partie, Recherches Paléontoligque. Vol.1; Planches; Crustacés: Trilobites, 1-128, Prag

64. Cosmiverse Reference Library paleontology. I INTRODUCTION. Index fossils of the first half of the Paleozoic eraare those of invertebrates, such as trilobites, graptolites, and crinoids. http://www.cosmiverse.com/reflib/Paleontology.htm

65. English Books > Science > Paleontology Books Science paleontology Index of 885 Titles. Eyewitness To Evolution (American)Fortey, Richard; Hardcover ISBN 0375406255 trilobites LeviSetti http://book.netstoreusa.com/index/bkbsf400T.shtml

English Books German Books Spanish Books Sheet Music ... Science Index of 885 Titles First page Prev Next Last page ... T. Rex And The Crater Of Doom Alvarez, Walter Library Binding; ; ISBN: 0613180801 T. Rex And The Crater Of Doom (Vintage Books) Alvarez, Walter Paperback; ; ISBN: 0375702105 Taking Wing Shipman, Pat (Pennsylvania State University, USA) Hardback; Book; ; ISBN: 0297841564 Tales Fossils Tell Gallant, Jonathan R. Library Binding; ; ISBN: 0761411534 Taphonomy Martin, Ronald E. (University of Delaware) Hardback; Book; ; ISBN: 0521591716 Taphonomy Martin, Ronald E. (University of Delaware) Paperback; ; ISBN: 0521598338 Taxonomy and Evolution of Llandovery Biserial Graptoloids from the Southern Urals... Paperback; ; ISBN: 0901702587 Taxonomy, Evolution and Biostratigraphy of Conodonts from the Kechika Formation, Skoki Formation and Road River Group (Upper Cambrian to Lower Silurian), Northeastern British Columbia Pyle, L.J. Barnes, C.R. Paperback; ; ISBN: 0660185210 Taxonomy, Evolution, and Biostratigraphy of Late Trias-Early Jurassic Calcerous Nannofossils Bown, P.R. Paperback;

66. FOSSIL LINKS University of California at BerkeleyMuseum of paleontology. TRILOBITER Länkar tillsidor som handlar om trilobiter Links containing anything on trilobites http://www.geonord.org/fossil/fosslink.html

This is a link collection to fossil pages compiled in November 1997 and updated in March 2003. If you want to have your fossil page added to this list please contact the editor. Add Your link FOSSIL: General links to fossil collectors on the web: A Geological Time Scale . Andrew MacRae, University of Calgary. * All living things of the past Ancient Life Found in Kansas . Book. Rocks - An Introduction to Common Kansas Fossils. Bok om fossil i Kansas, USA. * Andrew MacRae. Arranging fossils in correct position. Arizona Petrified Wood. Stewarts petrified wood, fossils and dino bones. * Berkeley Paleontology Museum i California, USA. The best. * Brachiopodologists. ThisWeb site gets the directory of the specialists working on brachiopods, the Brachiopodologists. Bros.Geoscientific Laboratory Common Fossils of the Sydney Basin. ESU Geology Museum Faxe museum, Denmark. Fossils. * Field Adventures in Paleontology by Lynne M. Clos. * Fossils! Fossil plants. Fossil brains. Fossil Halls . American Museum of Natural History. * Fossil Sharks and Rays of Lee Creek.

67. Ae Naraoids Tilobites? Columbia. Journal of paleontology 59125174. Whittington, HB 1992. trilobites.The Boydell Press, Woodbridge, UK. 145 pp., 120 plates. http://www.palaeos.com/Invertebrates/Arthropods/Trilobita/naraoia.htm

Palæos: Trilobites INVERTEBRATES Naraoiids Home Palaeont- ology Evolution ... Further Reading Relationship of Naraoiids to Trilobites Trilobites Home Agnostida Redlichiida Corynexochida ... Further Reading Relationship of Naraoiids to Trilobites Naraoia compacta The Burgess Shale arthropod exhibits many characters in common with trilobites, most notably, limb morphology, a cephalon, and hypostome. Misszhouia longicauda The affinities to trilobites are also clear in this specimen of Misszhouia from the Chengjiang konservat-lagerstatten When the Burgess Shale arthropod Naraoia compacta was examined and redescribed (Whittington 1977), it was easy to see that it was very similar to trilobites in limb-morphology, in the possession of a hypostome cephalon , and pygidium , and in cephalic limb-number. However, the cephalon was eyeless, transverse, ovoid, and largely lacking dorsal features, it lacked any discernable thoracic segments, and perhaps most fundamentally, the exoskeleton was not hardened by calcium carbonate as in trilobites (the specimen shown at left had a fold in the cephalon indicating its flexibility). The pygidium was prominent and much longer than the cephalon, which was quite different from the typically micropygous primitive trilobite pygidium. Nor was Naraoia compacta the only representative of this kind of animal. The Chinese Chengjiang deposits also yielded two species of

68. UVic Calendar 2000-2001 Faculty Of Graduate Studies Rolf Ludvigsen, PhD (W Ont), Adjunct Professor. Biostratigraphy; evolution and paleontologyof Lower Paleozoic trilobites; paleontology of Mesozoic crustaceans. http://web.uvic.ca/calendar2000/11grad16.html

UVic Calendar 2000-2001 Faculty of Graduate Studies Earth and Ocean Sciences Faculty and Fields of Research Graduate Programs in Earth and Ocean Sciences Admission Requirements Program Requirements ... Graduate Courses Faculty and Fields of Research Christopher R. Barnes, PhD (Ottawa), CM, FRSC, PGeo, Professor, Director of the School and Director of the Centre for Earth and Ocean Research (CEOR) Paleozoic paleontology, stratigraphy, paleoecology; biological and chemical events in ancient oceans; conodont paleobiology J. Vaughn Barrie, PhD (Wales), Adjunct Professor Marine geology; shelf sedimentation processes; placer deposits Melvyn Best, PhD (MIT), Adjunct Professor Application of geophysics to groundwater, environmental and engineering problems, and hydrocarbon production monitoring Jim Bishop, DSc (MIT), Adjunct Professor Limited Term Physical, biological and chemical controls on the cycles of inorganic and organic chemical species in the ocean Peter T. Bobrowsky, PhD (Alta), Adjunct Professor Limited Term Quaternary geology George J. Boer, PhD (Mass), Adjunct Professor Limited Term

69. Trilobites Kaesler, RL, ed. 1997. Treatise on Invertebrate paleontology, Part O, Volume1, revised, Trilobita. trilobites. University of Chicago Press, Chicago. http://tolweb.org/tree?group=Trilobites&contgroup=Arthropoda

70. Canadian Rockhound: Fossil Collecting & Paleontology Links Royal Tyrrell Museum of paleontology Official home page of the Royal Tyrrell qualitypictures and useful information about the various trilobites and their http://www.canadianrockhound.com/links_fossil.html

About us Contact us Services Back Issues ... Burgess Shale Fossils Informative website on the Burgess Shale fossil beds in Yoho National Park, British Columbia, Canada. Dinosaurs International A website devoted to dinosaurs. Includes online articles and illustrations. Fossils of Nova Scotia Website devoted to the various fossils found in Nova Scotia. Fossils of North-central British Columbia This site tells a fascinating story of tropical seas, volcanoes, glaciers, plate tectonics, mountain-building and strange creatures. The story covers 250 million years geological history. Fossils of the Thompson Okanagan Region Page with information on fossils found in the Lake Okanagan and Kamloops region of British Columbia. Lake Témiscamingue Fossil Centre Morden Museum This museum located in Morden, Manitoba, and is the only one of its kind in Canada that can boast such a comprehensive display of marine reptile fossils. Explore 80 million years of history. Click here for information about the museum and activites offered. The Paleozoic Fossils of Ontario Southern Ontario possesses rocks from the Pre-Cambrian to the Carboniferous. This site shows images of some of the diverse marine and intertidal fossil fauna from the Ordovician, Silurian and Devonian periods.

71. General Natural Science And Earth Science Paleontology Links Fossil Collections of the World. USGS paleontology page. trilobites and theirevolution through time Oxford Brookes University. Sloth World. Hot paleoLinks. http://www.evolvingearth.org/earthscienceresources/earthsciencesitespaleontology

Paleontology Links Paleocurrents.com Public education and current projects in paleontology. Tertiary Research Center The Clarkia Flora of northern Idaho. Fossil Collections of the World USGS Paleontology page Trilobites and their evolution through time Oxford Brookes University Sloth World Hot paleoLinks If you have a site that you believe should be listed here, please contact Samantha@evolvingearth.org Learn from the site, but don't steal my content. Questions? Samantha@evolvingearth.org Read About Us and our Mission Statement

72. Invertebrate Paleontology Collections Largest collection of southern California Cambrian trilobites in the nation. collectionwith a primary emphasis on the invertebrate paleontology of southern http://ip.nhm.org/collection/

INVERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY INVERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY COLLECTIONS The public is welcome to search our Locality and Type Collection databases. For more information about our collections, contact Harry Filkorn Collections Manager Department of Invertebrate Paleontology Natural History Museum 900 Exposition Boulevard Los Angeles CA 90007 Special Strengths Largest collection of Californian Cretaceous and Pleistocene mollusks in the nation. Largest collection of Pennsylvanian and Permian crinoids and corals in western United States. Unparalleled collection of southern California Tertiary mollusks. Largest collection of southern California Cambrian trilobites in the nation. Major holdings of Oligocene insects and arachnids of the Georg Statz Collection. Unique in being the only major fossil collection with a primary emphasis on the invertebrate paleontology of southern California and adjacent areas. Includes the California Institute of Technology collection, which was received in 1988. Includes the University of California at Los Angeles collection, which was received in 1985. Our newest acquisition is the collections from California State University Northridge. These were received in July 2001.

73. Conservation Link Royal Ontario Museum Fossil Collections of the World (with pictures!) A Guide tothe Orders of trilobites Laboratory for Vertebrate paleontology University of http://www.trentu.ca/biology/Conservation/Paleontology.htm

Paleontology Links Acta Palaeontologica Polonica Amber a view of the past American Association of Stratigraphic Palynologists Ammonoidea ... The Yoho-Burgess Shale Foundation Please email schow@trentu.ca if you have additional useful links.

74. Invertebrate Paleontology Field Trip Itinerary (September 10, 2000) You will also want to see, of course, the 1999 Wooster paleontology field projectpages. trilobites . Flexicalymene meeki (I, 2223) Isotelus sp. (I, 20-21). http://www.wooster.edu/geology/Geo250/paleoFT3.html

Field Trip to the Ordovician of Indiana (September 10, 2000) Geology 250: Invertebrate Paleontology (With your hosts, Mark A. Wilson Aaron Shear Items to bring: Notebook and pencils Hand lens or other magnifying glass Marking pen (indelible ink) Raingear (if appropriate) Geologic hammer (if you have one) Canteen or water bottle (filled!) At least it was dry in Wooster when we left at 6:00 a.m. The rains began shortly before the Indiana border, and they thoroughly soaked us even though we shifted our sites around to avoid it. Nevertheless, spirits remained very high and we brought back more fossils than any previous trip. Where we went: Yes, it is not quite the Rockies, but Colorado is a bit too far for us this year. The top left is a view of our first outcrop (Richmond); the top right is our second stop (Brookville North); the image on the bottom left is of our third stop (Bon Well Hill). The gray color is characteristic of the claystones and limestones of the Cincinnatian Group. Note that we don't have too far to walk for this kind of geology! These rocks are just loaded with fossils. You'll love the trip. Some websites to visit for information on our rocks and fossils are: the Keck Ohio pages (from a summer project based in Wooster and ranging through northern Kentucky, southern Ohio and eastern Indiana); the

75. Education Planet Environment,Animals,Prehistoric Animals,Trilobites Lesson Plans palaontology, geologie, xiphosuran, fossil, palaeontology, paleontology, geology,dinosaurs THE PALEO WAREHOUSE Specializing In Dinosaurs trilobites Insects In http://www.educationplanet.com/search/Environment/Animals/Prehistoric_Animals/Tr

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76. Trilobites Home Science paleontology trilobites. SEARCH RESULTS 1 9 of9 A GUIDE TO THE EIGHT ORDERS OF trilobites trilobites are the http://cybersleuth-kids.com/sleuth/Science/Paleontology/Trilobites/

77. Scientific American: Exhibit: Archaeology And Paleontology: May 09, 2001 Archaeology and paleontology. UC Museum of paleontology Image Universityof California at Berkeley Museum of paleontology. trilobites. http://213.176.1.196:800/Default/www.sciam.com/explorations/2001/051401top50/arc

Archaeology and Paleontology UC Museum of Paleontology Image: University of California at Berkeley Museum of Paleontology From evolution to phylogeny to geologic time, this site from the University of California at Berkeley covers all the basics. Excellent navigation makes it easy to reference and cross-reference any creature, time period or topic. The site also includes a useful glossary, special exhibits, catalogues of the museum's fossil collections, an events calendar, related links and background information about the museum. Becoming Human Forget those genealogy sites. This is the real source for researching your family tree. The site focuses on a 30-minute documentary in which Donald Johanson—finder of the famed Lucy fossil—reviews four million years of human evolution. Along the way, visitors can depart from the tour for more in-depth information on a range of topics in paleoanthropology: they can explore a virtual archaeological dig in Ethiopia, read about reconstruction techniques, eavesdrop on scientific debates involving human evolution and study virtual fossils of many of our key ancestors. In addition, a News and Views section updates ongoing developments in the field and features expert-authored essays in response to readers' questions. And a Resources area of the site hosts related links, an extensive bibliography and a glossary. Trilobites Tiny trilobites burst onto Earth's aquatic scene more than 300 million years ago during the Paleozoic era, long before any

78. DLESE Catalog System Review Results Photograph, Video. Subject paleontology. trilobites are an ancient lifeform which became extinct during the Permian massextinction. Every http://www.dlese.org/results_search_histogram.jsp?topic=Paleontology

79. INVERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY INVERTEBRATE paleontology. FINAL EXAM 1999 Name. productidbrachiopods. trepostome bryozoans. tabulate coral. trilobites. blastoids. http://maps.unomaha.edu/GFE/paleo materials/paleofinal 99.html

INVERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY FINAL EXAM 1999 Name I. Identification: What term is defined or described by each of the following statements? (30) 3. Larval form shared by several invertebrate phyla, including: annelids, arthropods, molluscs, brachiopods and bryozoans. 7. Lustrous shell substance composed of alternating layers of aragonite and organic material found in some mollusks; mother-of-pearl. 8. Habit of a graptolite rhabdosome characterized by repeated branching with secondary connections between branchs; thought to be primitive form for the group. 9. "Head" of a crinoid from which the arms arise. 10. Root-like or massive structure that anchors crinoids (as well as some other sessile organisms) to the sea floor. 12. Feeding structure that surrounds the mouth in bryozoans. 13. Support structure attached to the lower valve in most brachiopods that attaches them to the substrate. 14. Term for small calcareous or siliceous skeletal elements; used for many groups such as sponges or sea cucumbers. 15. . Rasping feeding structure found in most mollusks.

80. Favorite Science Sites a scientist, generally, and passion for trilobites, particularly, is apparent atthis site that has received numerous accolades. paleontology The University http://www.fossilmall.com/Favorite_Science_Links.htm

Geological Time Paleontology Biology Evolution Fossils Trilobites Favorite Sites This page provides Critiques of and links to what we believe are some of the best sites related to fossils and the diversity of life. Commercial Sites: When your ready for the very best fossils, visit our friends at Paleosearch Are you a rock hound? Visit our friends at Multistone International, Inc. Looking for some dynamite amber? Visit Amberscapes Trilobites: In a World Wide Web confounded with macromedia flash commercialism, where search engines find it difficult to separate the wheat from the chafe, a great website sometimes emerges. Such is A Guide to the Orders of Trilobites . We at fossilmall watched Sam Gon build the site over a long time period consistent with its high-density science and artful renderings. The author's talents as a scientist, generally, and passion for trilobites, particularly, is apparent at this site that has received numerous accolades Paleontology: The University of California, Berkeley is well known as one of the finest institutions of higher learning in the world. The website of Berkeley's

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