| In one refuge cave, a palaeontologist is excavating a Pleistocene tapir skeleton. |
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| Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukTIM FLANNERY, an Australian mammalogist and palaeontologist, is an environmental celebrity. |
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| We quickly joined a group led by a palaeontologist who offers a guided tour. |
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| You will be equipped as an exploring palaeontologist. Later on, learn how to prepare your fossils in our laboratory. |
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| Parks Canada does not have a palaeontologist on staff, and there is currently no strategy in place for the management of these fossils. |
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| This time visitors will be invited to play the role of the palaeontologist and examine the dietary habits of the strange giants that once roamed the planet. |
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| Fifty years ago, the French palaeontologist and philosopher Pierre Teilhard de Chardin may have provided an extremely useful conceptual framework for understanding the meaning of the Internet in the context of evolution. |
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| Working with the Yukon government palaeontologist, and partnering with museums such as the Beringia Centre will be key to understanding and presenting these resources. |
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| For example, a palaeontologist will tell you how the analysis of a fossil's teeth reveals what this creature ate during its life on Earth, and an entomologist will reveal how insects can help solve a crime. |
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| A palaeontologist would be given the opportunity to examine any bedrock excavated from the trench or RoW in these areas before it was disposed of or reburied. |
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| Why is he wasting time, space and brain cells on the thoughts of Teilhard de Chardin, the Jesuit palaeontologist who wrote a book about something inexplicable called the noosphere? |
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| The presentation of the profession of the palaeontologist, from archaeological excavations to scientific analysis and the reconstruction of lost worlds using the example of the Jura teams. |
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| Visitors can discover and understand the approach of the palaeontologist who manages to reconstruct the environment of the era from the deposit of dinosaur tracks. |
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| Thanks to the zany palaeontologist Indino Jones, you'll also discover that some of these bird ancestors had feathers and behave like real mother hens with their little ones! |
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| Lastly, there is my own bailiwick as a palaeontologist, one who has spent his entire career trying to forge closer ties between patterns in the fossil record of life's history with our ideas on how life evolves. |
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| After a preliminary study of the favourable geological zone of dinosaurs on a map, palaeontologist does a geology race, which enable to localize precisely some sites. |
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| British palaeontologist Peter Galton showed clearly that all cranial material from Trossingen, Halberstadt and Frick pertains to one species. |
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| And he interweaves episodes from his own scientific life into his story, recalling the circumstances that made him a palaeontologist and how they depended on one, crucial examination result. |
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| Three years later German palaeontologist Hermann von Meyer designated them as the type specimen of a new genus, Plateosaurus. |
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| A large number of scientists worked on categorising the material brought back from the expedition including the palaeontologist Gabriel Warton Lee. |
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| Palaeontologist Adam Yates of the University of the Witwatersrand cast further doubt on the generic separation. |
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