'La brea tar pits' presentation slideshows

Summer of 2014

Summer of 2014. An Epic HowLin Excursion. Our Route. Total Miles: 4,394 Days Away: 21 Elevation Change: 0 to 8,400 ft. Hotel Las Lomas. Junction, Texas. breakfast. small chuck box. Balmorhea, Texas. Van Horn by night. inside and out. Land of Enchantment. Texas Canyon. Copper State.

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FOSSIL FUELS I

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Geology of Fossil Fuels

Geology of Fossil Fuels. Natural Resources. Global uneven distribution of natural resources Global uneven use of natural resources 20% of the wealthiest population use 80% of natural resources; 80% use the rest of 20%

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THE TOURIST MUSEUM

THE TOURIST MUSEUM. Architecturally Spectacular Museums. MUSE. Architecturally Spectacular Museums. THE TOURIST MUSEUM. British Museum * London. THE TOURIST MUSEUM. Louvre Museum * Paris. GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM. Frank Lloyd Wright * New York City * 1959. CENTRE POMPIDOU.

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Life in the Cenozoic

Life in the Cenozoic. Chapter 18 Part 2. Last time. Cenozoic birds Mammals Marine mammals. Cenozoic life. Familiar animals Geographic distribution is different Camels, rhinos in N. America. Cenozoic life. Familiar animals Geographic distribution is different

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The Rock and Fossil Record

The Rock and Fossil Record. Chapter 6. Relative Dating. What is it? Figuring out whether an object or event is older or younger than other objects or events is called relative dating. Comparing the age of a rock to the rocks around it.

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Ecology Standard BL6

Ecology Standard BL6. Ecology Standard BL6. BI6. Stability in an ecosystem is a balance between competing effects. As a basis for understanding this concept: .

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FOSSILS: REMAINS OR EVIDENCE OF ANCIENT LIFE REMAINS ARE PRESERVED WHEN BURIED BY SEDIMENTS

earth sc. ch. 9. FOSSILS: REMAINS OR EVIDENCE OF ANCIENT LIFE REMAINS ARE PRESERVED WHEN BURIED BY SEDIMENTS QUICK BURIAL HELPS PRESERVATION SEDIMENTS PRESERVE HARD PARTS IN SEDIMENTARY ROCK COMMON ANIMAL REMAINS: BONES, SHELLS, TEETH COMMON PLANT REMAINS: POLLEN, SEEDS, STEMS

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Los Angeles, CA

Los Angeles, CA. Romauld Emanuel. Santa Monica Beach.

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FOSSILS

FOSSILS. Think About It . . . . Can you name any dinosaurs? Do you know what they looked like or how they moved? Scientists have been able to tell us many things about organisms (such as dinosaurs) that lived millions of years ago.

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Warm Up

Warm Up. During which era did the supercontinent Pangaea began to break up ? a. Cenozoic c. Paleozoic b. Precambrian d. Mesozoic What animals dominated the Mesozoic Era? a. fish c. mammals b. dinosaurs d. amphibians

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California

By : Elizabeth Mae Mobley. California. State Symbols.

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Notes

SPI 0807.5.5 Fossils. Notes. DEC 2012. What Are Fossils? The preserved physical remains of deceased organisms that are at least 10,000 years old NOTE : Most organisms do not become fossils when they die NOTE : The formation of fossils is a rare event How Are Fossils Formed?

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Mountain Dew Field

Mountain Dew Field. Los Angeles, California. Los Angeles Flames. Logo. Mascot. League Overview. League is called MLS (Major League Soccer) 20 Teams Established in 1996 Have TV deals with ESPN, ABC, and other networks. City of Los Angeles Information.

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Notes

SPI 0807.5.5 Fossils. Notes. DEC 2012. What Are Fossils? The preserved physical remains of deceased organisms that are at least 10,000 years old NOTE : Most organisms do not become fossils when they die NOTE : The formation of fossils is a rare event How Are Fossils Formed?

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Fossils

Fossils. Fossils. Fossils are imprints of animals or plants that were once living. How are they formed. Some animals after death are buried Over time the sediments will cover the remains

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What can a fossil tell us about the animal and its environment?

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Los Angeles, California

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La Brea Tar Pits

La Brea Tar Pits. Contract 7. How they were preserved. The mammoth was walking and then it was in some sticky tar. He ended up getting stuck and then he died cause he couldn't get to food. So when he died then they tar encased the mammoth and is air locked. So then the body is unable to decay.

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