Fossils In North Dakota FIND is a newsletter dedicated to helping young readers (in age or spirit) express their love of fossils and paleontology, and to help them learn more about the world under their feet. Each issue

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Date: 2016-02-01 08:53:11 Lepisosteidae Paleontology Living fossils Biology Cretaceous Gar Evolutionary biology Fish Marmarth North Dakota Mosasaur Specimens of Tyrannosaurus Fossil		Fossils In North Dakota FIND is a newsletter dedicated to helping young readers (in age or spirit) express their love of fossils and paleontology, and to help them learn more about the world under their feet. Each issue Add to Reading List Source URL: www.dmr.nd.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 818,46 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Volker Rachold PhD Geochemistry Göttingen 1994 Orbital Cycles in Cretaceous Sediments DocID: 1uCxs - View Document
	Rediscovery of the type locality of the Udoteacean alga Boueina hochstetteri TOULA, 1884, in the Lower Cretaceous of Serbia DocID: 1u1dI - View Document
	PHYSIOGRAPHY OF IOWA The following is a brief summary of the bedrock history and development of the present surface. At the close of the Cretaceous Period the area which is now Iowa was a land surface. The soft Cretaceou DocID: 1tQhO - View Document
	11.2 Supporting Information - #19 EARLY CRETACEOUS UPLIFT OF THE SOUTHERN SENTINEL RANGE, ELLSWORTH MOUNTAINS, WEST ANTARCTICA P. G. FITZGERALD and E. STUMP Department of Geology, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizon DocID: 1t8jp - View Document
	Early Cretaceous Uplift in the Ellsworth Mountains of West Antarctica STOR ® DocID: 1sSGj - View Document