some Paleontological Links on the WWW

Associations:

• PaleoNet at Berkeley (Impressive)
• Society of Vertebrate Paleontology - News Bulletins

Dinosaur Sites:

• New Jersey's own - Hadrosaurus foulkii: An extensive new Web feature takes viewers back in history and down into the 30-foot ravine where the world's first nearly-complete dinosaur skeleton was found in 1858 along the eastern coast of the United States.

Genera Listings:

• My Copy - From the DML
• Another copy - Courtesy of DinoGeorge Olshevsky
• Another copy - Courtesy of Dinosauria On-Line
• Another copy - Courtesy of The Hunterian Museum (UK)

Reference Sites:

• Dino Russ's Lair
- Illinois State Geological Survey: A dinosaur site with many links on dinosaurs and vertebrate paleontology that you should check our for your first year class. Also DIG sites.
• Honolulu Community College
• Institute of Geology and Paleontology - At Stuttgart (Germany)
• Dinosauria On-Line - Maintained by Jeff Poling
• Tree of Life Project - University of Arizona
• University of Glasgow - Home of The Hunterian Museum

Museum Sites:

• American Museum of Natural History
• Natural History Museum Book Store - London
• The Hunterian Museum - The Hunterian Museum's web site now includes a large number of images relating to its exhibition. This includes pages on dinosaurs and the discovery of dinosaurs in Scotland.
• Tokyo National Science Museum - The biggest science museum in Japan. You can see text information and a small picture of Futabasuzuki-ryu (one of the most complete fossil of plesiosaurs found from Japan) at the Midori-kan 4th floor (green in the map). The English page is under construction.
• Peabody Museum of Natural History
• Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology

Commercial Sites:

• SkullDuggery - Serving you since 1978
• SJ Games - Dinosaurs, Legos and Kahlua

• Dinosaur Art - Dinosaur Art and Modeling
• Michael Sternberg's site
• Dino Trekking - Kelly Milner Halls