Amateur Spotlight: George H. Junne, Jr.
This issue we interview 2013 Strimple Award Winner Dr. George H. Junne, Jr. Dr. Junne is Professor of Africana Studies … Continue
Featured Fossil: Mesohippus Mandible
During the morning hours of Thursday, August 13, 2015, a 6th and 7th grade science teacher at the Academy of the Holy … Continue
Club Corner: Dallas Paleontological Society
The Dallas Paleontological Society (aka Dallas Paleo or DPS) was founded in 1984 for “the purpose of promoting interest in … Continue
Featured Paleontologist: Anthony “Tony” Martin
Anthony (Tony) J. Martin is based in the Department of Environmental Sciences, Emory University. He did his undergraduate work at … Continue
The Paleontological Society Would Like to Hear From You
These are rich, but unsettling times for paleontologists. From a societal and scientific perspective, paleontology has never been more vital … Continue
Education: Geo2Go at the University of Iowa Museum of Natural History
The University of Iowa Museum of Natural History (UIMNH) started their “Discovery Trunk” series in 2010 as a way to … Continue
Fossils from Lee Creek Mine and Calvert Cliffs
Ten Teeth Ten teeth…just ten teeth…this is all after a long day of field work in the marine sediments of … Continue
A “Jurassic Journey” for Cub Scouts in Arkansas
“Jurassic Journey” – so reads the aptly themed title of the 2015 Quapaw Area Boy Scout Council’s Mohawk District Cub … Continue
Fossils and Paleontology in Southern Germany
In June, I traveled for a week to southern Germany, which is a region famous for fossils and a long … Continue
Featured Paleoartist Erin Fitzgerald
For the second article in our series on paleo art, we focus on Erin Fitzgerald, a Chicago-based paleo artist. Erin’s … Continue