Dinosaurs and Fossils Presentations

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College of Science
Science Unwrapped
Presentations
Ecology
Dinosaurs
Geosciences
One … two … three …. Four: How do we know how old something is? USU geoscientist Evey Gannaway Dalton says the principle of fossil succession is fundamental to our understanding of the relative age of different rocks.
Chronological Order: Telling Time with Utah’s Fossil Record

Chronological Order: Telling Time with Utah’s Fossil Record

One … two … three …. Four: How do we know how old something is? USU geoscientist Evey Gannaway Dalton says the principle of fossil succession is fundamental to our understanding of the relative age of different rocks.

Dinosaurs
Geosciences
Presentations
Fossils
Science Unwrapped
College of Science
“At Science Unwrapped, I’ll talk about how artists and filmmakers use paleontology and comparative anatomy to create believable monsters,” says featured speaker USU paleontologist Ben Burger about his talk “The Art and Science of Monster Creation.” (Jan.
The Science and Art of Monster Creation | Science Unwrapped | College of Science

The Science and Art of Monster Creation

“At Science Unwrapped, I’ll talk about how artists and filmmakers use paleontology and comparative anatomy to create believable monsters,” says featured speaker USU paleontologist Ben Burger about his talk “The Art and Science of Monster Creation.” (Jan....

Dinosaurs
Presentations
2016
Geosciences
College of Science
Fossils
Science Unwrapped
“Dinosaurs were not monsters,” says Salt-Lake-City-based science writer Brian Switek. He sheds light on these awe-inspiring animals as featured speaker for Utah State University’s Science Unwrapped. He presents “Dino-Stars: The Fossils that Changed How We
Dino-Stars: The Fossils that Changed How We See the Past | Science Unwrapped | College of Science

Dino-Stars: The Fossils that Changed How We See the Past

“Dinosaurs were not monsters,” says Salt-Lake-City-based science writer Brian Switek. He sheds light on these awe-inspiring animals as featured speaker for Utah State University’s Science Unwrapped. He presents “Dino-Stars: The Fossils that Changed How We...