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Forum Post Museum Unveils Most Bird-like Dinosaur Yet by NubiWan
Then why is the museum that found it calling it a dromaeosaur? Sincerely Yours,
Forum Post Children/Family Event DINOSAURS! The Mary Brogan Museum of A... by sjohnson
Children/Family Event DINOSAURS! The Mary Brogan Museum of Art and Science DINOSAURS! Coming October 2009! Nine amazing and lifelike robotic creatures, including the multi-plated Stegosauru...
Forum Post Museum Web Page Survey by hcg88b
...tting some feedback regarding how people interested in paleontology view the quality of the various 'Museums of Natural History' webpages. I've looked at quite a few of them, and li...
Forum Post When does the Dinosaur Display at the Brogan Museum in Talla... by Guest
When does the Dinosaur Display at the Brogan Museum in Tallahassee end?
Forum Post Dinosaur skeletons at the KU Natural History Museum by Emily
Hey, does anyone know how many dinosaur skeletons there are at the KU Natural History Museum? http://www.dinosaurhome.com/components/com_fireboard/ template/default_forestfire/images/english/em...
Blog Post What's Your Favourite Museum? by Traumador the Tyrannosaur
...l) has a challenge for you Dinosaur and fossil lovers out there. Write a post about your favourite museum. It doesn't even have to be that big a post. Maybe just a couple photos of the place...
Blog Post What Do You Expect From The Natural History Museum? by Dorothy
I'm sure that anyone that has kids, and in fact anyone that is into dinosaurs has been at least one to a museum to look at skeletons of dinosaurs and walked through the dinosaurs hall. This bloge...
Photo Comment Unnamed Picture by Crazyharp81602
I recognize this photo. That's from Ken Ham's false "museum" built to deceive people into thinking there are 2 points to view to the creationevolution issue while the museum only present ...
Blog Comment What Do You Expect From The Natural History Museum? by tyler keenan
i have a history museum and an art museum and thats it :( i wish there was a fossil museum closer so i could take all my unknown and rare fossils there to be looked at :)
Photo Comment Boney Like Fossil Found by Raptor Lewis
gpraum- Take it to a Museum first or any University's Geology department, so you can get in touch with an expert before you start to get it out. (Obviously, if you try to get it out first, and the...
Forum Post Texas fossil hunting Hey guys Me and my dad were doing some ... by Random Scientist Inc.
Have you ever been to the Museum of the Rockies, Tyler? It's pretty sweet, and it's also where Jack Horner, famous paleontologist, works Unfortunately, he was digging when I went to the mu...
Photo Comment Raptor claw by Random Scientist Inc.
I actually bought it at the Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman, Montana.
Photo Comment 100_2314.JPG by Dazza
Can your friends at the museum identify it?
Forum Post Any suggestions for a good book or site on this topic? *read post please* by Shoemy89
Hm... I didn't think of that, but I don't know. The only museum with a good collection of fossils (or museum in general) anywhere nearby is the Carnegie, but I don't know if I'd wa...
Forum Post Kronosaurus queenslandicus query by meskalin
...rvard. We have some material on loan from the MCZ, but a large number of specimens here at the Queensland Museum. The Harvard specimen has ten too many vertebrae than all the other specimens. It is a ...
Photo Comment 100_2305.JPG by CBulla
Juvenile Mastodon Tibia according to the folk at the Florida Museum of Natural History. We sent them all sorts of pictures and they sent us a reply. Thats when we asked if it was of any value to be do...
Forum Post Fossil stabilizing by Doc2009
Spencer - I am looking for a reversable product to meet museum requirements. So far there is Paleobond, Butvar, and an interesting one using Walmart instant bond 527 - a 3.2 oz. tube to 1 pint aceto...
Forum Post Fossils for kids. by blueberrypie
... geology/paleontology in the library... But, I know that there is a very good children's science museum in St. Louis with a large T. rex robot (if I remember correctly). I am not sure what el...
Forum Post Whats your favorite Dinosaur? by Raptor Lewis
Random Scientist Inc. wrote: Lucky! I would really like to go to the Chicago Field Museum (isn't that where Sue is?) and see what's there. But unfortunately I don't have the money.....
Forum Post Amateur fossil collecting by elas
...ll bump into something. If you don't then you still got some fresh air and exercise. The Tyrrell Museum has a program in which you pay about $650 and you can be part of an escavation crew for...
Photo Comment rock-fossil? by gpraum@fuse.net
... from a Mag something; I cant remember how to say or spell it but it was put in a magazine and given to a museum. :D ...
Forum Post Any kid-oriented fossil guides, western U.S.? by Big Blue
...ation' decision... I would suggest you drive at least one way through Kansas..... and stop at the KU Museum of Natural History in Lawrence, and the Sternberg Museum of Natural History in Hays.......
Photo Comment Unnamed Picture by JSpencer
...identified from photos and text from Charles Finsley the Curator Emeritus of earth sciences at the Dallas Museum of Natural History. His book "A Field Guide to Fossils of Texas" contains tons of infor...
Forum Post can you answer this? by tyler keenan
oh well thats cool. would you get to keep it or would you have to give it to a museum?
Forum Post How to *really* prepare fossils. by Skydiver
My (limited) experience volunteering at the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Alberta is that Vinac (vinyl acetate I believe
Photo Comment unknown starfish by JSpencer
... They seal thier fragile pieces with hair spray! His son who runs thier website has plans to open his own museum if funding can be found. He is working on his papers of a new species of shrimp and som...
Forum Post Kentucky Paleontological Society WWW site! by Rolf Guthmann
... bottom there, but one of them (for mass extionctions) is broken: http://superior.carleton .ca/~tpatters/Museum/extinction/homepg.html After a bit of poking around, I found that it should be: ht...
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