Selected Links - Our Geology FavoritesBooks & Publications on Paleontology and Geology
Geological Survey of Michigan (1876) Focuses on corals of Ordovician, Silurian and Devonian age, primarily Michigan, Falls of the Ohio & Ontario
Periodical for amateur fossil collectors
Everything about Kentucky's geology from 1943
An 1885 book of coral photos published by the Kentucky Geological Survey
An on-line book that includes the Falls of the Ohio and nine other sites
Published in 2001 by the American Geological Institute and the Paleontological Society, this short publication describes how evolution and fossils are inter-related. PDF document.
Sites with Fossils
Nebraska site loaded with ancient rhinos.
Famous mammoth mass-mortality site
Fossil Connections
Network for people interested in these shelly invertebrates.
No, they aren't teaching crinoids, but you can learn about them! Focuses on the famous crinoid deposits of LeGrand, Iowa.
An Australian web site that explores ancient corals.
County-by-county, this website explores the fossils found across the Hawk-eye State.
Ordovician, Silurian, Devonian and Pleistocene fossils of New York State
Lots of news about fossils.
Great information about fossils, identification and Kentucky
Visit the Falls - virtually
Traces the changes of continents over Earth's history
The Oceans of Kansas - Explore the Cretaceous seas of the mid-continent.
Inaugurated in 2010 and organized by the National Park Service, it is part of
Photos of many Cincinnatian fossils found in southeast Indiana, Kentucky and southwest Ohio. Good information about the stratigraphy.
More about fossils than you can digest in one day!
Identify teeth in Cenozoic strata
All about these extinct arthropods...
Museums with Fossils
Located in Pittsburgh.
Field Museum of Natural History on-line exhibits (Chicago) Has the largest geology exhibit in the state. Exhibits feature Earth's history and the progression of life in Indiana from Cambrian to Pleistocene faunas. (Cambrian is only known from drill cores.)
Explore a 425 million-year old Silurian ecosystem. These reefs are known from Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin.
Formerly the Paleontological Research Institute, located in Ithaca, New York)
In the badlands of Alberta, Canada Note: the web address changes a lot
Largest repository of fossil collections in the world
A lot of information about fossils.
Organizations: Geology and Paleontology Cincinnati-based, lots of information on Upper Ordovician fossils
One of the world's largest organizations of and for geologists.
Based in Lexington, Kentucky
Based in Louisville, Kentucky
World's largest organization of paleontologists
Online Collections with Fossils
Search by fossil name.
The New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science web site with images and a database of New Mexico fossils.
Designed to be used by paleontologists around the world. No images.
Fossil photos (~1,500) and database from their extensive collections.
Photos of fossils of most phyla.
Geology - General U.S. Geological Survey downloadable publication on the 1810-11 quakes.
Geological Time Scales and Dating Rocks These are websites with good charts depicting geological time, some with detailed explanations or extension activities.
Includes questions and answers relating to fossils and time.
Explains how the ages of rocks are determined.
Minerals The largest, most comprehensive website in the world for minerals and mineral locality information.
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Updated January 27, 2012
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Fossil Corals by Carl Rominger
Fossil
News
Geology of Kentucky - McFarlan's classic book
Kentucky Fossil Corals
PaleoParks: The Protection and Conservation of Fossil Sites Worldwide
Evolution and the Fossil Record
Ashfall
Fossil Bed State Historic Site
Brachnet:
Brachiopoda and Brachiopodologists
Crinoid
Education Project
Fossil
Coral 
Fossils in My Back Yard (Iowa)
Fossils of New York 
Kentucky
Geological Survey -Fossil Pages
KET
Virtual Field Trip to the Falls of the Ohio
Maps of Ancient Earth
Mosasaurs,
marine reptiles and Cretaceous information
Ordovician Fossils and Stratigraphy (Cincinnatian)
The
Paleo Portal
Shark
Teeth
Trilobite
Guide
Carnegie
Museum of Natural History Science & Research
Indiana State Museum
Museum of the Earth
Royal
Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology
University
of California at Berkley: Museum of Paleontology
Cincinnati
Dry Dredgers
Geological
Society of America
Kentucky
Paleontological Society
Kyana
Geological Society
The
Paleontological Society
NMFossils.org
University of Kansas Invertebrate Paleontology Images and Database
Yale University Invertebrate Paleontology Image Gallery
Index Fossils and Geological Time
Time scale comparing the Earth, Mars and the Moon
University of Arkansas Monticello chart
University of Oregon chart
Radiometric Dating Rocks
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