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Destructive sampling is any procedure that causes a permanent change to a specimen.
First Trilobites Trilobite Eyes Trilobite Spines
Go deep into the microscopic world inside a drop of pond water.
A graphic points out the “spines,” and names them as
If the Earth turns all the way around every 24 hours, then why are some days longer than others? And why do we have winter and summer? See the answers for yourself—in a matter of seconds.
As the Earth moves around the Sun, it spins on its
The natural history illustrations featured in this collection retain the power to surprise.
centimeters tall—the normal kind of bookshelf, with the spines
The Museum’s Paleontology collections contain an estimated 4.75 million specimens.
First Trilobites Trilobite Eyes Trilobite Spines
Click each trilobite to learn more.
First Trilobites Trilobite Eyes Trilobite Spines
359 – 299 million years ago Click on each Period below to view trilobites Mississippian Period: 358.9 – 323.2 million years ago Pennsylvanian Period: 323.2 – 298.9 million year…
First Trilobites Trilobite Eyes Trilobite Spines
Click each trilobite to learn more.
First Trilobites Trilobite Eyes Trilobite Spines
This page describes how to navigate through the Gallery of Trilobite specimens.
First Trilobites Trilobite Eyes Trilobite Spines
