Tuesday, 13 March 2001

OREODONT SKULL

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MISS MINX

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Friday, 9 February 2001

MAMMA MOOSE, BABY MOOSE...GRIZZLY!

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Thursday, 1 February 2001

REVERSE KISS

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Saturday, 27 January 2001

IN THE FIELD

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Sunday, 31 December 2000

ANCIENT MARINE PREDATORS

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The impressive homeotype specimen of a Eurypterus lacustris duo hails from Late Silurian deposits of New York. These lovelies are now hous...
Saturday, 30 December 2000

HOPLOSCAPHITES MACROCONCH

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This sweet beauty is a Hoploscaphites nebrascensis (Owen, 1852) macroconch, the beautiful large female of the species. Hoploscaphites ne...
Wednesday, 27 December 2000

CRINOID PLATE

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Thursday, 23 November 2000

HADROSAUR

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Monday, 20 November 2000

GREECE

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Friday, 10 November 2000

FOSSIL TURTLE

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Friday, 20 October 2000

Cedar: Lifeblood to an Island

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Tsyyaaay: The arrival of cedar, called “Tsuuaay” by the Haida, had profound effects on the material culture of the Haida (Approx 4000 BC). O...

LICHTKASTEN :: EXQUISITE DECAY

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Tuesday, 11 July 2000

PERFECT LIGHT

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Tuesday, 4 July 2000

KAYAKING PARADISE

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Thursday, 29 June 2000

PALEONTOLOGY AND GEOLOGY OF WASHINGTON

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The Precambrian: Precambrian rocks exist only along the northeastern portion of the state. Since the Precambrian, huge amounts of crust have...
Monday, 29 May 2000

CHILD OF THE WILD WEST

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Wednesday, 24 May 2000

FOSSIL HUNTRESS

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Monday, 15 May 2000

SEAWEED BOUNTY

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FINGERS AND TOES FOR SCALE

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Friday, 21 April 2000

CHATEAUNEUF-DU-PAPE

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Thursday, 3 February 2000

WEST COAST FISHER

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Thursday, 27 January 2000

ROCKIES: LIMESTONE CAP

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Thursday, 13 January 2000

EURYPTERUS LACUSTRIS

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The impressive homeotype specimen of a Eurypterus lacustris duo hails from Late Silurian deposits of New York. These lovelies are now hou...
Wednesday, 20 October 1999

FEATHER

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Thursday, 14 October 1999

LONE BEAUTY

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Monday, 20 September 1999

WANNERIA DUNNAE: EAGER FORMATION

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Wednesday, 28 July 1999

BIBIONIDAE OR MARCH FLIES

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March flies are also known as love bugs or tumble bugs and are still common today, although they are usually found in warmer climates than t...
Sunday, 20 June 1999

SEA OTTER

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Wednesday, 21 April 1999

VARGAS ISLAND

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