Join us THIS Thursday for Art of Seeing where Curator Tracee Robertson will take you through The Women of Diamond M exhibition and show you an easy and rewarding way to look closely at works of art.
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Join us this evening at 6 p.m. for a fascinating lecture from one of fashion and film's most influential minds. This is a FREE event with a reception immediately following.
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This study combines morphological and molecular data to define species groups within the water scavenger beetle genus Novochares, redescribe the 15 previously described species, and describe 38 #NewSpecies.
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THANK YOU for all of your support for the DINOS on the ROAD program. We are grateful to each of you for your supporting this educational program You can still donate https://t.co/WI8xz37JiZ
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Did you know several dinosaurs in the Change World exhibit were discovered in West Texas? Teaching topic Mesozoic Texas takes a deep dive into this area.
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Is a pterodactyl a dinosaur? Teaching topic ‘Ancient Misconceptions’ takes you through our Changing World gallery to show myths versus truth.
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Teaching topic ‘Fossils of West Texas’ will take place in the paleo’s collection area located in the basement of the Museum.
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Take a tour of the paleo lab for teaching topic How to do Field Work like a Paleontologist!
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The 4th teaching topic for DINOS on the ROAD is Mesozoic Texas! Join us on a virtual journey through the Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous eras of Texas, as we explore the Mesozoic period.
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The 3rd teaching topic the program includes is Ancient Misconceptions which explores the popular myths about ancient animals.
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The second teaching topic from the DINOS on the Road program is How to do Field Work like a Paleontologist where students learn from an active professional paleontologist and discover the secrets of fieldwork.
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The DINOS on the ROAD program includes 4 topics teachers can choose to cover. One topic is Fossils of West Texas where students get to discover the exciting world of paleontology!
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Who Doesn’t love dinosaurs?! It’s time to rally together and support our new program, DINOS on the ROAD! Donate now! https://t.co/WI8xz37btr
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We're taking our dinos on the road!
The Paleo division at the Museum has developed an outreach program that virtually travels to local and regional school districts for a unique experience with dinosaur exploration and education.
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Congrats to our ED, Dr. Aaron Pan on his recently published research! This new study has found fossilized evidence that a rainforest growing around a volcanic lake in Ethiopia’s Mush Valley 21.73 million years ago was dominated by a single species of tree.
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