Just in time for Christmas, paleontologist Neil Shubin has given us a real treat. Neil has composed PowerPoint slides of the illustrations used in each chapter of Your Inner Fish and made them freely accessible to all. I don't have any plans to deliver any classroom lectures in the near future, but if I ever do go back I will definitely make use of them!
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"Geologists have a saying: rocks remember." -Neil Armstrong
Looming up above us, hundreds of thousands of miles away, is the largest moon in the inner solar system: our Moon.
“Geologists have a saying: rocks remember.” -Neil Armstrong
Neil Tappen is probably most well known for having worked out the species and distribution of species in Central and western East Africa in the 1950s, as everyone who has worked in the area since then, from Jane Goodall to Richard Wrangham, has used his work as a tool in their own study of apes a
--Director of the famous Hayden Planetarium at the Museum of Natural History, New York City
-- Hosted the science TV show "NOVA scienceNOW" on PBS
--Named to host new sequel to Carl Sagan's "Cosmos" TV series on Fox later in 2013
Brian, I wanted to thank you for time you put in on your blog posts. You've been educational and a great resource in providing information on paleontology that I have missed over the past 2 decades. Happy Holidays and I'm looking forward to your book "Written In Stone".