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This Section is a little different than the usual COOL LINKS page. Instead of scouring the online country side for links that are related to our interests, we've provided a space for collectors and dealers to get the word out about their websites. Other links can be found on the appropriate pages throughout the site. You don't have to be a contributor to cretaceousfossils.com, and your personal or commercial website doesn't have to be related to fossils from the Cretaceous Period. The best way to sell yourself is to send us your logo (180 x 120 pixels), which is your "business card", the URL to your site, and a blurb about yourself, and we'll post it (just click on the logo to head to website). 
 | | PaleoDirect.com is a full-time, professional supplier. With thousands of pages of choice specimens, we remain one of the largest fossil websites in the world. We acquire specimens direct from the source regions of the world through exclusive affiliations with the diggers and their management as well as conduct our own collecting expeditions. Many of our rare specimens are prepared in-house by our own conservation facilities and staff. The end result is our consistently better quality fossils than are usually found in the open market. If you have not yet visited PALEODIRECT.COM, we invite you to do so. You will be in for an exciting journey back though the wonders of prehistory! | |  |  | | The Preservaton Society for Spring Creek website has photos and descriptions of Cretaceous fossils from the Ateo Formation. There is also information on the natural history and ecology of Spring Creek with other good links. The Society's goals are to promote the preservation and protection of Spring Creek Forest as a cultural and natural resource treasure and to facilitate scientific and educational pursuits by the public. |  | | The Fossil Mall is a collaborative effort of multiple fossil dealers. The mall comprises separate, independently-operated stores. By combining our efforts, we collectively can provide a more diverse collection of fossils for sale, especially those fossils that are world-class and museum-worthy specimens. We especially pride ourselves in presenting an extensive diversity of fossils from throughout the world and across geological time, with numerous quality photographs and significant scientific background for the fossils we offer |  | | Fossilicious.com is designed for teachers, students, and geology and paleontology enthusiasts. We carry fossils, minerals, crystals, and gifts related to the studies of geology and paleontology. We provide information and services to teachers, students and home schoolers. Our bimonthly newsletter carries a featured fossil or mineral, activities for kids and a discount coupon. Our hassle-free fund raising opportunity for schools provides a 10% commission on all sales. Check us out and let us know how we can serve your fossil, mineral and crystal needs! |  | | Mississippi's natural history museum is located in Jackson--the state capital. The MMNS houses over 10,000 catalogued fossil specimens, which represents a small part of its biological collections. Similar to many state Natural Heritage Programs, which inventory and measure the biological diversity over in-state regional ecological settings, the Paleontology Section records the fossil diversity throughout Mississippi's various regional stratigraphic and paleoecological settings. Our fossil logo is 'Ziggy'--a small Eocene archaeocete mounted by Ken Carpenter (DMNS) and now our State Fossil. Mississippi has a rich Cretaceous zoological heritage and is home to several Cretaceous type taxa, including the mosasaur Platecarpus tympaniticus, the bourgueticrinid Dunnicrinus, two cassiduloid echinoid species, and some half dozen species of lepadomorph barnacles. |  | | If you're in our area, the Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center is a new museum in Woodland Park, Colorado with exhibits of fossils from North America's Cretaceous Period, including marine reptiles, pterosaurs and dinosaurs. We have a working fossil lab viewable by visitors, educational activities, and a great gift shop. You can also visit our gift shop online at www.prehistoricparadise.com. | 
 | | An expanding site dedicated to the understanding and identification of the Late Cretaceous fossils of the British Chalk |  | | Maastricht, at the extreme southern tip of the Netherlands, is the type-area for the Maastrichtian Stage (latest Cretaceous, ~75 to 65 mya). Famous for its marine fossils, this website shows some of the most common fossil sharks and rays that can be found in the Maastricht area. |  | | PSIgate (Physical Sciences Information Gateway) provides free access to high quality Internet resources for students, researchers and practitioners in the physical sciences, specifically in: astronomy, chemistry, earth sciences, physics, and science history and policy. | 
 | | Steve Lonker has created a non-commercial educational site covering geological features of the mid-Atlantic region, mineral and fossil collecting in the mid-Atlantic region, geology of Iceland, geology of the Kimberley, Australia, and many other topics of interest. |  | | The Creation of Evolution Suite is a musical story telling of an intelligently guided creation of our home universe; a miraculous universe based on the divine axioms of energy, matter, space and time. The story progresses from the beginning of time to mankind. |  | | A guide to discovering fossils around the UK, including locations and resources. |  | | Western Interior Paleontological Society A Denver, Colorado nonprofit organization that primarily focuses on paleontology . All aspects of the earth sciences are encouraged, however, including geology, paleoarcheology and occasionally space sciences. Research is always strongly encouraged. Western Interior Paleontological Society (WIPS) has three outstanding benefits. They are the programs, the field trips and the newsletter, "Trilobite Tales". |  | | Mike Everhart's Oceans of Kansas Paleontology is one of the largest educational websites on the Internet, specializing in Late Cretaceous marine fossils from the Western Interior Sea and particularly those from the Niobrara Formation of Kansas. While the site concentrates on large marine reptiles (mosasaurs and plesiosaurs), there are hundreds of webpages on-line covering everything from historical discoveries to on-line ePapers© to recent field trips and museum visits. Oceans of Kansas has an extensive listing of Cretaceous marine references for researchers, as well as new publications and paleo-fiction. The site has hundreds of pictures of fossils, assistance in identifying fossils, and links to related websites around the world. ... Check it out! |  | | Houston Gem and Mineral Society A source of professional publications on Cretaceous Bivalves, Echinoids, Gastropods, and Ammonites. The Bivalve book is brand new, 516 pages covering ALL named Texas genera and species. |  | | It is our goal to personally collect and prepare quality fossils and get them into the hands of people that need them for scientific purposes and/or to complete specific areas of a great collection. |  | | PaleoTax provides a complete overview of the literature, taxa, localities, stratigraphy, material etc. of one field of research (as a family, an order or a phylum). The recorded data can be analyzed or exported as an RTF or HTML document. PaleoTax is freeware and is available in English and German. |  | | Fossils from the Upper Mississippian from around the Southern Appalachians, Photo Gallery, Nature Photos, Fossils, and Fossils for Sale or Trade. |  | | MegMawL.com is the LARGEST WebSite on the Internet devoted to Carcharocles megalodon and other species of fossil teeth. From this HomePage you can access 149 separate pages filled with information, shark teeth and other fossils for sale. Also, please visit MEGALODON INFO. |  | | Rudist Paleontology Database Providing general information on the palaeontology and evolution of rudist bivalves, and accompanied by a photo gallery of characteristic rudist formations. The database provides information on the taxonomy, regional distribution, and stratigraphic occurrence of the group. |
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