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These things are exactly the ones I saw when I went. This site also talks about what happened with the monument.

Pierre Shale's fossil site in North Dakota

A good website about pterosaurs. Biologists made this, so it is pretty accurate.

Mr.gatlin first posted it on edmodo

I wonder how those two scientists met each other. Why couldn't they just work together? Then they wouldn't destroyed such rare bones like they did. They would've been very successful if they had worked together.

After watching this video I wonder what they could have accomplished if they had worked together, and put aside their differences?

What we watched in science class on Thursday

This video had good information about the bone wars, or the first dinosaur bones being stolen, and destroyed by two greedy men.

This video was useful, because I found out that if they had not broken those bones we would have more evidence of the previous monsters.

This show what the oldest dinosaur is and what it looked like.

Definition of Paleosol

Great tells you what it is and some super cool facts.

A helpful website to learn more abiut petrified wood, it has no pictures though

It shows what an Eocene is and the time period

A site about Macginitea. They are related to sycamore trees.

This site relates geology and climate change, and how climate change is shown within geological records. It also has a part on the greenhouse effect and other changes in the atmosphere.

Evidence for climate change is preserved in a many of earths of geological settings, including water and lake sediments and particles, ice sheets from ice ages and modern times, and fossil tree rings because thicker rings mean more water that years. Rock also provides intricate and detailed information about the climate. If a certain rock like limestone is found where it is a dessert than that means that there was once an ocean there which would effect the climate. There is geological evidence that when more co2 is released into the atmosphere it tends to make the earth heat and with that water levels rise. This is evident through the said process of rock types that was described. Co2 that is absorbed into tree rings also offers evidence of this. Overall, geology offers many different scientific clues about how to tell the climate of ancient times an places. Geology can be helpful to climatologists who want to compare data and prove their point of view.