Portal of the University of California Museum of Paleontology provides access to the museum's extensive research resources and fossil holdings. Includes career preparation advice for future paleontologists and a series of links to...

This site provides a virtual tour to the Hooper Virtual Paleontological Museum. There are many virtual exhibits to visit through a series of links, including Mass Extinctions and Human Evolution. Very descriptive and fun tour!

A collection of online games, virtual puzzles, experiments, and interviews with experts to immerse students into the world of paleontology.

On this site, you will learn all about Paleontology, the study of ancient life. It defines paleontology and provides links to games, stories, videos, and hands-on activities.

Test your knowledge of paleontology by taking a quick quiz.

Snapshot reference on paleontology explains how the fossil record drives this area of science.

This English language site focuses on the paleontology, geology, and the fossilized flora, and fauna Jordan. Scientific articles are interspersed with extensive photographs and descriptions of various features.

This colorful, interactive site demonstrates how fossils can be used to discover a range of information about the past. Topics include Past Lives, Paleoecology, Geologic History, and Biodiversity.

This site contains on-line exhibits including animals, plants, time periods, phylogeny, geology, and evolution. Also, a search is provided at the bottom of the site for more specific information.

This collection of artifacts and information on Paleontology from the Burke Museum includes online exhibits and access to pictures from various collections.

In addition to further information on the study of Paleontology, this Museum collection site references over 2.75 million specimens of study available. A search key is provided along with detailed information.

A tutorial that explains the evolutionary history of arthropods. Within the history, students can learn about taxonomy, paleontology, fossils, and evolution. Each section includes key questions for students to focus on as they move...

Visit the virtual exhibits at this site to learn more about paleontology, the history of the earth, and life on earth. Use the information on this site to understand geology, geologic time, evolution, and phylogeny.

Has a large group of vertebrate fossil pictures, a guide on preparing fossils, and much more.

An image gallery of fossils through time. Students choose a time period to see what life was like by studying the fossils.

The California State Parks present an excellent unit to local geology of Borrego Badlands to Salton Trough. Through lessons plans, power point presentations, and a videoconference students will take a closer look into fossils and the...

Find out how the human side of science played a role in the significant discovery of the molecule of life, DNA.

This resource presents extensive information for learning about and teaching evolution including an in depth course "Evolution 101", teaching materials, and a resource library.

Go back in time to discover the evolutionary story of the arthropod and what this phylum of the animal kingdom looks like today.

A great beginner's guide to examining the nature of science. Covers the basics of how science helps us to understand the surrounding world.

Fossils provide scientists with clues about Earth's past. This site from the University of California's Museum of Paleontology is great for exploring lots of information on fossils.

This colorful and inviting resource houses tons of paleontology activities to explore. Play the Layers of Time puzzle game, create your own make-believe dig site by burying chicken bones in plaster of Paris, learn how to draw dinosaurs,...

Learn about geologic time, including the age of the Earth by putting it in terms of pages in a book.

This site provides information about the geologic relationships of rock layers, as well as much about geologic time and the history of Earth.