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"It is not the strongest of species that survies, nor the most intelligent... It is the one that is the most adaptable to change." ~ Charles Darwin
" Evolution is just a theory? Well, so is gravity and I don't see you jumping out of buildings." ~ Richard Dawkins
Genesis Chapter3:3 Birds descend from creatures that once ran flightless on the ground; - The Good Book
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Useful links
- List of dinosaurs
- List of crurotarsans
- List of ichthyosaurs
- List of mosasaurs
- List of plesiosaurs
- List of pterosaurs
- List of fossil birds
- Late Quaternary prehistoric birds
- List of prehistoric mammals
- List of prehistoric amphibians
- List of acanthodians
- List of prehistoric bony fish
- List of prehistoric cartilaginous fish
- List of prehistoric jawless fish
- List of Sarcopterygii
- List of placoderms
- List of prehistoric annelids
- List of brachiopod genera
- List of prehistoric bryozoans
- List of prehistoric echinoderms
- List of prehistoric sponges
- List of ammonites
- List of marine gastropod genera in the fossil record
- List of nautiloids
- List of prehistoric hexacorals
- List of prehistoric medusozoans
- List of prehistoric octocorals
- List of eurypterids
- List of trilobites
- List of xiphosurans
- List of chitinozoan genera
- List of extant animal genera represented in the fossil record
- List of transitional fossils
- List of extinct animals
- List of extinct birds
- List of extinct mammals
- List of synapsids
- List of fossil sites
- List of human evolution fossils
- List of fossils
- List of fossil parks
- List of dinosaur-bearing rock formations
- List of South American dinosaurs
- List of North American dinosaurs
- List of African dinosaurs
- List of Asian dinosaurs
- List of European dinosaurs
- List of Indian and Madagascan dinosaurs
- Dinosaur classification
Other Useful links
- DinoData - Home
- BBC - Science & Nature
- Evolving Planet
- Ancient World News | National Geographic News
- Daily Animal News | National Geographic News
- AMERICAN MONSTERS
- Howstuffworks "Dinosaurs"
- Palaeos.com
- Palaeos.org (wiki)
- UCMP website
- The Paleontology Portal
- Understanding Evolution website
- The Paleobiology Database
- Galaxy Zoo
- Skeletal Drawing
- Dinosaurs & other extinct creatures
- Dinosaur Interplanetary Gazette
- Dinosaurnews
- Dinosauria
- LiveScience.com
- Dino Russ's Lair
- Zoom Dinosaurs
- Dinosaur genus list
- Palaeontologia Electronica
- Dinobase
- Dinosauria On-Line
- Thescelosaurus!
- The Dinosaur Encyclopaedia
- www.angellis.nets Gallery
- NatureLand (Contans mostly japanese text.)
- Discovery Channel
- Animal Planet
- Natural History Museum
- Tree of Life - BBC evolution video - Darwin 200 - Wellcome Trust
- Dinosaur Central: Home of the dinosaurs and Dinosaur DataDig
- Smithsonian's Paleobiology website: a good introduction
- University of California Museum of Paleontology FAQ About Paleontology
- The Paleontological Society
- The Palaeontological Association
- International Palaeoentomological Society
- Everything you wanted to know about evolution by New Scientist
- Howstuffworks.com — How Evolution Works
- National Academies Evolution Resources
- Synthetic Theory Of Evolution: An Introduction to Modern Evolutionary Concepts and Theories
- Understanding Evolution from University of California, Berkeley
- The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online
- Understanding Evolution: History, Theory, Evidence, and Implications
- What Genomes Can Tell Us About the Past
- The Origin of Vertebrates
- The Scale of the Universe
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