Dinosaur Trips
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A paleontology-focused adventure travel company. It’s been 66 million years. Why wait any longer? Join us for a 2025 adventure in Patagonia, the UK’s Jurassic Coast, South Dakota and more!
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Join us live on Saturday, May 3 as we give you a sneak peek into our upcoming Patagonia: Land of the Titans webinar!
Learn all about Patagonia’s paleontology, the adventures we have in store, and you could even win prizes!
Free to join, register at the link below!
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Learn all about Patagonia’s paleontology, the adventures we have in store, and you could even win prizes!
Free to join, register at the link below!
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
April 24, 2025 at 4:28 PM
Join us live on Saturday, May 3 as we give you a sneak peek into our upcoming Patagonia: Land of the Titans webinar!
Learn all about Patagonia’s paleontology, the adventures we have in store, and you could even win prizes!
Free to join, register at the link below!
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Learn all about Patagonia’s paleontology, the adventures we have in store, and you could even win prizes!
Free to join, register at the link below!
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
The Earth has been telling stories for over 4.5 billion years. Every fossil bed, every layer of rock is a message from deep time.
On Earth Day, we honour the vast, awe-inspiring story of life on this planet, and ask ourselves: When future species study our layer, what story will we leave behind?
On Earth Day, we honour the vast, awe-inspiring story of life on this planet, and ask ourselves: When future species study our layer, what story will we leave behind?
April 22, 2025 at 8:52 PM
The Earth has been telling stories for over 4.5 billion years. Every fossil bed, every layer of rock is a message from deep time.
On Earth Day, we honour the vast, awe-inspiring story of life on this planet, and ask ourselves: When future species study our layer, what story will we leave behind?
On Earth Day, we honour the vast, awe-inspiring story of life on this planet, and ask ourselves: When future species study our layer, what story will we leave behind?
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Your ancestors had bones in their eyes, belly ribs, and a lower jaw made of many different skeletal pieces. In my latest for Smithsonian, I'll walk you through some of the changes that made us mammals what we are.
How to Make a Mammal in Nine Evolutionary Steps
From the formation of inner ear bones to the rise of hair to cover our bodies, these developments made us distinct from other animals
www.smithsonianmag.com
November 15, 2024 at 8:13 PM
Your ancestors had bones in their eyes, belly ribs, and a lower jaw made of many different skeletal pieces. In my latest for Smithsonian, I'll walk you through some of the changes that made us mammals what we are.
‘In Mary Anning’s Footsteps’ with paleontologist Amy Atwater.
All-Women Expedition - UK’s Jurassic Coast
May 4-13, 2025
Limited space available! Solo travellers are encouraged!
dinosaurtrips.com/all-women-ju...
All-Women Expedition - UK’s Jurassic Coast
May 4-13, 2025
Limited space available! Solo travellers are encouraged!
dinosaurtrips.com/all-women-ju...
November 15, 2024 at 5:48 PM
‘In Mary Anning’s Footsteps’ with paleontologist Amy Atwater.
All-Women Expedition - UK’s Jurassic Coast
May 4-13, 2025
Limited space available! Solo travellers are encouraged!
dinosaurtrips.com/all-women-ju...
All-Women Expedition - UK’s Jurassic Coast
May 4-13, 2025
Limited space available! Solo travellers are encouraged!
dinosaurtrips.com/all-women-ju...