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Photo ID: h0wvrc	Subject: Paleontology	Description
	Chordata; Dinosauria; Fossils; Historical Geology; Paleontologists; Paleontology; Sauropods; Skeletons; Stegosaurus; Vertebrate Fossils; Vertebrates	This paleontologist at Utah's Dinosaur National Monument is reliefing the shoulder bones of a large Stegosaurus.
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	Dinosaur National Monument Credit Line: Courtesy NPS, Dinosaur National Monument	North America; United States; Utah; Dinosaur National Monument
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Photo ID: h0wz6x	Subject: Dinosaurs	Description
	Biostratigraphy; Dinosauria; Fossils; Geologic Time; Historical Geology; Jurassic; Skeletons; Vertebrate Paleontology	Bones found at Dinosaur National Monument. The dinosaurs of this area lived around 150 million years ago. View Geological Time Scale for this image.
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	Bruce Molnia Credit Line: Copyright © Bruce Molnia, Terra Photographics	North America; United States; Colorado; Dinosaur National Monument
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Photo ID: h0x04m	Subject: Vertebrate Fossils	Description
	Archeology; Geoarcheology; Geochronology; Historical Geology; Mammoths; Paleontology; Pleistocene; Rancho La Brea; Vertebrata	Scene from the La Brea tar pits depicting a Mammoth in a tar lake. View Geological Time Scale for this image.
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	Bruce Molnia Credit Line: Copyright © Bruce Molnia, Terra Photographics	North America; United States; California; La Brea Tar Pits
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Photo ID: h27csm	Subject: Vertebrate Fossils	Description
	Evolution; Faunal Studies; Fish; Geochronology; Geologic Sites; Geologic Time; Historical Geology; Museums; Paleontology	Carl Ulrich working on fossil preparation at the Ulrich Gallery.
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	Marcus Milling Credit Line: Copyright © Marcus Milling, American Geological Institute	North America; United States; Wyoming
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Photo ID: h2aapd	Subject: Sedimentary Rocks	Description
	Cross Sections; Historical Geology; Limestone; Petrology; Sandstone; Stratigraphy; Stratogra[joc Cp;i,ms	Stratigraphic section of the Grand Canyon west of the Little Colorado River. This section is by J. S. Newberry, who was with the Ives expedition and was the first geologist to see the Grand Canyon.
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	E.D. McKee Credit Line: Courtesy United States Geological Survey Photographic Library	North America; United States; Arizona; Grand Canyon National Park
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Photo ID: h322fk	Subject: Dinosaurs	Description
	Biostratigraphy; Bones; Chordata; Dinosauria; Fossils; Geochronology; Geologic Time; Historical Geology; Jurassic; Ornithischia; Paleontology; Reptilia; Skeletons; Stegosauria; Stegosaurus; Tetrapoda; Vertebrate Fossils; Vertebrates	Leg bones of a baby Stegosaurus being prepared. View Geological Time Scale for this image.
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	Dinosaur National Monument Credit Line: Courtesy NPS, Dinosaur National Monument	North America; United States; Colorado; Dinosaur National Monument
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Photo ID: h322jy	Subject: Dinosaurs	Description
	Biostratigraphy; Bones; Chordata; Diapsia; Dinosauria; Fossils; Geochronology; Geologic Time; Historical Geology; Jurassic; Paleontology; Reptilia; Saurischia; Sauropods; Skeletons; Tetrapoda; Vertebrate Fossils; Vertebrates	Reliefing leg and shoulder bones of a large Sauropod dinosaur. View Geological Time Scale for this image.
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	Dinosaur National Monument Credit Line: Courtesy NPS, Dinosaur National Monument	North America; United States; Colorado; Dinosaur National Monument
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Photo ID: hc25kg	Subject: Invertebrate Fossils	Description
	Algae; Biogenic Structures; Biostratigraphy; Fossil Record; Fossils; Geochronology; Geologic Time; Historical Geology; Invertebrata; Paleontology; Precambrian; Sedimentary Structures; Stromatoliths	Precambrian stromatolites. This sample is Conophyton - a species of conical shaped stromatolites. Stromatolites, algae and cyanobacteria were the earliest life forms to populate the oceans of earth. View Geological Time Scale for this image.
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	Marli Miller Credit Line: Copyright © Marli Miller, University of Oregon	North America; United States; Montana
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Photo ID: hc25m6	Subject: Invertebrate Fossils	Description
	Algae; Biogenic Structures; Biostratigraphy; Fossil Record; Fossils; Geochronology; Geologic Time; Historical Geology; Invertebrata; Paleontology; Precambrian; Sedimentary Structures; Stromatoliths	Precambrian stromatolites - Conophyton species. View Geological Time Scale for this image.
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	Marli Miller Credit Line: Copyright © Marli Miller, University of Oregon	North America; United States; Montana
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Photo ID: hc25o4	Subject: Invertebrate Fossils	Description
	Biogenic Structures; Biostratigraphy; Borings; Burrows; Fossil Record; Fossils; Geochronology; Geologic Time; Historical Geology; Ichnofossils; Invertebrata; Lebensspuren; Paleontology; Tracks; Trails	Skolithos (vertical burrows) in a rock. Pencil for scale.
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	Marli Miller Credit Line: Copyright © Marli Miller, University of Oregon	North America
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