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    Your Inner Fish

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    knowing the diet of an ancient creature‚ it is reasonable to see how a paleontologist and evolutionist can follow the emergence of the omnivore over the carnivore and herbivore. And the hardness of teeth make it the “best-preserved animal we find in the fossil record for many time periods” (Shubin 61). This clue to these ancient animal’s diets can “give us a good window on how different ways of feeding came about” (Shubin 61). So‚ the shape of the teeth and the general mineral make-up both contribute to

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    most surprising encounter with the oldest fossil of a hominid that they later called Lucy. Donald Johanson and Tom Gray are pale anthropologists and are very well known for their discovery of Lucy. At the beginning of the book the author writes in the first person illustrating how rare it is to find fossils‚ many who study in this field sometimes have no luck in finding such extraordinary old fossils. Johanson feels “lucky” to have been able to find such fossils that many have been trying to find without

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    As the title suggests‚ the article "Transitional‚ Old and New" by author Nancy Foner examins the transition of immagrants throughout history and today. Nancy notes immagration creates a unique blending of the culture. The migrant maintains deep rooted ties to the people and culture of their native culture‚ while also adapting to the culture and customs of their new home. America‚ and New York City in particular has been a major host of immagration throughout it’s history. People leave their

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    all there‚ we started walking until we reached the National Museum beside of Luneta Park. That was Sunday so we entered the Museum just for free then we walked around and keep taking pictures with the displays in the Museum. I keep observing every fossils in the cage and it was really amazing‚ if you will read the description you will really appreciate it because it was found long time ago. I was totally shock for some stuffs there like the birds‚ butterflies‚ rats‚ eagle‚ etc. because they been dissected

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    permanent collection of The Cleveland Museum of Natural History.”(The Cleveland Museum Of Natural History) This is Dunkleosteus‚ one of the first jawed vertebrates‚ and one of the largest of the armored fishes called placoderms. The fossil record indicates that this fish was an aggressive predator. Name: Dunkleosteus (Greek for "Dunkle’s bone"); pronounced dun-kul-OSS-tee-us Habitat: Shallow seas worldwide Historical Period: Late Devonian (380-360 million years

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    during the Oligocene Epochs period. • The Chadron formation is grayish in color and consists of fossils from early mammals like the three-toed horse and the large titanothere deposited by rivers across the flood plain. This formation took place 34-37 million years ago during the Eocene period. • The upper layers are Yellow mounds weathered by yellow soil and black ocean mud that have contained fossil sand‚ or paleosol. • The Pierre Shale is black in color and deposited by sediment filtered through

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    because where my house sits at this time it was under water thousands of years ago so there would of been water type dinosaurs. When i go to the beach there are fossils from water dinosaurs in the rocks on the cliff face so that shows that there was dinosaurs in the area. because my house would have been under water there would be fossils like the ones on the beach. Any single person can go to the beach and see rocks that have bones or other fuels on the side of them. I have evidence to support my

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    sediment on earth surface

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    As geologists‚ we examine layers of sediment on the Earth’s surface to approximate the dates of past geologic time periods. Ah sediment as you know is material like sand‚ gravel‚ fossil fragments that is transported by natural processes like wind ‚ water flow or the movement of glaciers. So sediment is transported and then deposited and it forms layers on the Earth’s surface over time. We examine these layers to learn about different geologic time periods including when they began and ended. For

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    Animals like polar bears and penguins‚ can survive because they are endotherms and can keep their body temperature at a certain temperature. According to the research by Rich et al. (2002)‚ almost no ectotherms’ fossils found at polar latitude‚ but dinosaurs’ fossils were found in the Arctic. Conspicuously‚ cold-blooded animals like lizards and crocodilians‚ are not seen at such high latitudes. Ectotherms highly rely on the surrounding temperature to keep active. Although the research mentioned

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    The fossils were found nearly every continent. Fossils are still being examined and observed today. Dinosaurs are closely related to the modern birds‚ who are warm blooded. New evidence has showed that dinosaurs have been known to be cold blooded but evidence has showed differently

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