Natural Science Forum / Biology / Paleontology / February 2006

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Over at http://members.aol.com/Waucoba7/latham/latham.html I've
uploaded my latest virtual field trip, entitled "Trilobites In The
Marble Mountains, Mojave Desert, California." This is a visit to the
classic Marble Mountains trilobite quarry. The site certainly holds a

I aquired a group of eggs each about the size of a potatoe.  I cut one
open with a lapidary blade and there is a "dinosaur" fossil/ embryo
inside.  Looks to be a Eguanodon?  Not sure really.  Have looked
thouroughly on the net and library reference. I find nothing like this.

I've finally re-uploaded one of my early, original paleontology-related
web sites (with improvements in links, geologic data and fossil
imaging--at least I hope they are improvements...) over at
http://members.aol.com/Waucoba5/kh/kettleman.html --"Fossils From The

Did humans live among the dinosaurs?
i saw something online that said that there were humans in those times

Which was the first dinosaur to be called a ...raptor and why?
Is there a connection between the oviraptor and the velociraptor when
the first was stealing eggs while the other was killing with its claws
and why are they both raptors? Is it more common for other "raptor"

I'm working on a small project and need to prepare thin sections of
different types of bone and tooth material. Outside my own collection,
of mostly Cenozoic material, I've supplemented my research specimens
via donations, and from e-Bay purchases. Problem is that I need

Dinosaur link to birds debated
at http://www.washtimes.com/metro/20060201-111851-2635r.htm