21. Prehistoric Animals prehistoric animals Author Peter Zallinger. are warmbloodedanimals that feed their babies milk. mammals Reptiles Fish Frogs. http://www.cyberspaces.net/Nixon/AR/Prehist.html

Prehistoric Animals Author: Peter Zallinger Reading Level: 4.5 Number Words: 3900 Question: 10 Point Value: 1 Question 1 know about animals that lived 50 million years ago. Scientists Workers Dinosaurs Zoo keepers Question 2 fossils eggs babies homes Question 3 The first animals with backbones were . fish people flowers trees Question 4 Reptiles Fish Dogs Ants Question 5 are warm-blooded animals that feed their babies milk. Mammals Reptiles Fish Frogs Question 6 Dinosaurs Lions People Fish Question 7 Birds Frogs Worms Insects Question 8 Mammoths People Turtles Horses Question 9 Scientists called the cold period the . Ice Age Winter The Big Freeze Popsicle Time Question 10 Cave bears People Dinosaurs Mammoths

22. GeoZoo: The Egg-laying Platypus And Echidnas! (order Monotremata) A very nice summary of the oddities of monotremes, and how they compare physically to other mammals Category Science Biology Chordata Mammalia Monotremata...... an island continent famous for its weird animals. three major groups of living mammals—eutherians(a reveal that at least some prehistoric monotremes did http://www.geobop.com/Mammals/Monotremata/

GeoZoo Mammals Geobopological Survey Search this site Reference Desk PaleoZoo Prehistoric Animals! G ENERAL S TORE Monotremes: The egg-laying mammals! (Order Monotremata) Mammals RSVP Monotremes T Other scientists suggested that monotremes are living fossils AND mammals. They thought they could be related to multiberculates, a group of plant-eating mammals that evolved towards the end of the Age of Dinosaurs and became extinct early in the Age of Mammals. Below are lists of some of the features monotremes share in common with mammals and reptiles: Like Reptiles Like mammals just one anal opening that combines the posterior end of the intestine, the ducts of the excretory system, and the genital ducts, a common chamber known as the cloaca lay shelled eggs that are hatched outside the body of the mother resemble reptiles in some anatomical details, such as the structure of the eye and the presence of certain bones in the skull, reptilian pectoral or shoulder girdle, and some features of ribs and vertebrae covered with hair four-chambered hearts nurse their young with milk secreted by specialized glands warm-blooded (though the body temperatures averages lower than that of other mammals, about 30-32 degrees Centigrade)

23. PaleoZoo's Prehistoric New Mexico! were animals that would evolve into mammals and birds the rocks of Ghost Ranch representanimals that had area that offered relief from prehistoric insect pests http://www.geobop.com/paleozoo/World/NA/US/NM/

Prehistoric N ew M exico Land of Enchanted Reefs The Land of Enchantment Prehistoric AMERICA Partnered with Geobop's North America Search this site Reference Desk (Pending Permission) Spear Point crafted from flint some 10,000 years ago, discovered near Folsom, New Mexico in 1927 Courtesy American Museum of Natural History Prehistoric New Mexico State Soil New Mexico Today... W here can you find thousands of bats living inside a coral reef? The answer is New Mexico, nicknamed the Land of Enchantment If you think New Mexico is nothing but desert, consider this: New Mexico boasts more species of mammals and birds than almost any other state. This is partly because four great geologic regions meet in New Mexico—the Rocky Mountains, Great Plains, Colorado Plateau, and Basin and Range. Some of the flattest lands on earth are found in the grasslands of eastern New Mexico, which borders Texas. This region of the treeless Great Plains is called the

24. Bookmarks - Mammals Australian animals This site by zoom has diagrams and information on arange of Australian birds, mammals, fish and prehistoric animals. http://www.amonline.net.au/explore/bookmarks/bookmarks_mammals.htm

Within this section: Bookmark index Animal Care Arachnids Birds ... Bookmarks Bookmarks - Mammals Many of these sites have fact sheets. Mammal Society of Victoria Include a definition of marsupials and a good range of fact sheets and links http://home.vicnet.net.au/~marsup/msov3.htm National parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) of Tasmania - mammals This site is produced by NPWS of Tasmanian. The mammals are all from Tasmania but many occur in other parts of Australia. The list of mammals is large and you can also find birds, reptiles, plants and threatened species on this site.A really good site for fact sheet style information. http://www.parks.tas.gov.au/wildlife/mammals/Tasmlist.html Things that go bump in the night - Mammals Site by the Environment Protection Agency of Queensland. There are a small number of fact sheets, some with animal sounds. http://www.env.qld.gov.au/environment/feature/bump/ mammals/ Australian Animals - includes mammals, birds, marine life, reptiles and amphibians This site includes range of animals with many images for each animal.

25. Mammals - Resources - Online Resources mammals Resources. Online fossil resources Australian Museum sites. Australia'sLost Kingdoms - prehistoric animals of Australia http//www.lostkingdoms.com/; http://www.amonline.net.au/mammals/resources/online_fossil.htm

@import url("/stylesheets/mammals_adv.css"); Australian Museum Mammals Jump directly to: page contents mammals site section links overall museum site links Mammals ... Resources Online fossil resources - Australian Museum sites Australian Museum megafauna fact sheets http://www.amonline.net.au/factsheets/megafauna.htm http://www.amonline.net.au/factsheets/ megafauna_extinction.htm Australia's Lost Kingdoms - prehistoric animals of Australia http://www.lostkingdoms.com/ More than Dinosaurs - life in prehistoric Australia http://www.amonline.net.au/exhibitions/ dinosaur.htm More than Dinosaurs - extinctions http://www.amonline.net.au/exhibitions/ dinosaur3.htm#14 More than Dinosaurs - Australia through Time http://www.amonline.net.au/exhibitions/dinosaur4.htm Fossil sites of Australia http://www.amonline.net.au/fossil_sites/ Home About Mammals Collections ... Online Fossil Resources

26. Animals For Kids Trivia And Quizzes Quiz 10 mammals 2 Another quiz about mammals for children. it special and different fromall other animals. 8, prehistoric animals prehistoric animals were not all http://www.funtrivia.com/dir/4602.html

Home Members For Children Topics for Kids : Animals for Kids Special Lists: Newest Quizzes - Top Ranked Overall Easy Average Hard ... Most Popular Options: Create a Animals for Kids Quiz Special Instructions: READ ME Who's Online? Store: Browse books about Animals for Kids Games: Animals for Kids Category Stats Animals for Kids Highest Scores Animals for Kids Most Accurate This index was last updated: Apr 07 03 Win Cash Playing Trivia and other Games! Tell me more Click Here to Play Now! Quiz Title Difficulty Played Online Author 9 for 10 - Mammals Here's a 9 for 10 mammal quiz for kids. Take the first letter of the answer to the first nine questions and you will have the answer to question 10. Very Easy Sep 28 02 minch How do the animals go? How do the animals go? Can you figure them out? Simple May 29 00 Easy Animal Groups Animals are often found in groups. Many animals have their own collective name, although some group words like 'herd' can be applied to several different animal groups. Note: Herd is not the answer to any of these questions. Easy Apr 27 00 minch Animal Parents Sometimes a mother (female) or father (male) animal has a special name. Which of these special names do you know?

27. Dinosaurs And Prehistoric Mammals For Villains And Vigilantes Extinction of many early mammals such as mastodons, mammoths, and saber AdventureIdeas To bring dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals into your campaign http://www.pcisys.net/~pandemonium/v&v/dino/dino.htm

Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Mammals for Villains and Vigilantes A popular mainstay in comic books, movies, and popular fiction is dinosaurs. These "terrible lizards" capture peoples fear and fascination in large part because we know they were real. Dragons and faeries are fine to spice up a role playing game, but occasionally it's good to get down to earth! Most of these stats were made up over a year ago - and some almost 12 years ago, when Villains and Vigilantes first came out. With renewed interest in Villains and Vigilantes , I thought it was time to dig them up again. Dinosaur movies abound on TV and the big screen, dinosaur fiction is available in any new or used book store. There are plenty of materials available with ideas for using dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals in your campaign. Now, here are the stats. These stats will work equally well in both Villains and Vigilantes and the Rules Upgrade, requiring no modifications. If a Rules Upgrade character wants to have one of these animals as a pet, build it from scratch using the weight and Agility listed as guidelines. Your pet will most likely end up with higher stats than those listed here, but super-pets should be above average. Dinosaurs Prehistoric Mammals Time Periods Adventure Ideas ... Recommended Media Dinosaurs Animal: Wgt: Aglty: Fer: Hits: Acc: Dmg: Pwr: Move: Allosaurus Ankylosaurus Apatosaurus Beast from 20K 107/200 swim Brachiosaurus Carnotaurus Compsognathus 1 pt.

28. Prehistoric Animals In Architecture And Sculpture the wonderful mosaic representations of prehistoric animals in the The animals, allfrom Nebraska's own geological mastodons, mammoths and other great mammals. http://www.usyd.edu.au/su/macleay/prehistoric animals.htm

Prehistoric Animals in Architecture and Sculpture Sculpture and relief panels at the George C. Page Museum, Los Angeles Representations of prehistoric life have come a long way over the past century or so. Some of these representations have been made vivid in sculpture and architectural decoration. - Julian Holland Where would the animals be without plants? The Eocene Grove outside the Geology Museum, University of Western Australia, Perth, Australia Fossil ammonite incorporated into a domestic garden wall, England The following six photographs show a small selection of the wonderful mosaic representations of prehistoric animals in the Capitol Building in Lincoln, Nebraska. The mosaics were designed by Hildreth Meiere. The animals inhabit the guilloche (band) that links four circles representing the four elements - earth, air, fire and water - with the central figure of Mother Nature. The overall design was inspired by a pattern in the floor of the Cathedral of Siena. Meiere's design occupies the floor of the rotunda, the centrepiece of the Capitol which was built between 1922 and 1932. The animals, all from Nebraska's own geological history, are grouped with the four elements as follows:

29. Critter Mania-animals mammals, mammals, Birds, Birds. Dinosaurs and prehistoric animals, Dinosaursand prehistoric animals, Ocean and Aquatic Life, Ocean and Aquatic Life. http://www.realcooltoys.com/coolcritters.html

Here you will find all your favorite critters. From cuddly stuffed plush animals to rubber snakes and slimy slugs! If you arrived here through www.crittermania.com, this is the place! Reptiles Amphibians Mammals Birds ... Triassic Triops Deluxe As usual, Kathy and her crew are always available via telephone (310) 318-1389, or just a mouse-click away at: realcooltoys@kathyscritters.com Our usual shipping method is UPS GROUND. If you desire faster shipment, such as Overnight, 2 Day or 3 Day, please put your request in the "special request" box on your order form. $10.00 RUSH fees, in addition to the extra shipping fees, are added later at the register for expedited shipments. You may find out more about Kathy's Critters and meet some of her "Critter Stars" by visiting: www.kathyscritters.com

30. Illustrated Encyclopedia Of Dinosaurs And Prehistoric Animals altogether, from primitive fish to Pleistocene mammals), each of of all the typesof prehistoric creatures that is not known what these animals really looked http://www.palaeos.com/Books/IEoDaPA.html

Palæos: Books BOOKS Illustrated Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Animals Home Palaeont- ology Evolution ... References index MacMillan Illustrated Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Animals: A Visual Who’s Who of Prehistoric life Dougal Dixon, Barry Cox, R.J.G. Savage, and Brian Gardiner (Foreword by Malcolm C. McKenna) Hardcover and Paperback 312 pages 1988 - New York: MacMillan Publ. Co. out of print Collins Illustrated Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Animals Barry Cox, R.J.G. Savage, Brian Gardiner; Dougal Dixon (Foreword by Barry Cox) Hardcover 312 pages 1988 - Collins Publishers Australia out of print The Simon and Schuster Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Creatures : A Visual Who's Who of Prehistoric Life by Douglas Palmer, Barry Cox (Editor), R. J. G. Savage, Brian Gardiner, Douglas Dixon Hardcover 312 pages Revised and Updated edition (October 1999) in print This is a very good non-technical introduction to prehistoric vertebrates . Although there is a brief coverage of basic background topics - how fossils form, continental drift, etc - by the far the most interesting, and indeed the bulk, of the book is the coverage it gives to a large number of individual genera (more than 600 altogether, from primitive fish to Pleistocene mammals), each of which is illustrated by a specially commissioned full-colour painting. It is the sheer number and diversity of creatures covered here, that makes this book so interesting. (But even that diversity is just a tiny fraction of all the types of prehistoric creatures that are known to science). The realism of the art work tends to vary - some drawings seem to me more realistic than others, but I suppose that's just personal taste. The art work is still of good quality thoughout though, and often represents the only life-reconstructions available for creatures otehrwsie shown only as drawings of skeletons in

31. Books On Prehistoric Life - Dinosaur Books Learn which Ice Age mammals became extinct, where a Marrella was found vocabularyrelating tot he anatomy and classification of prehistoric animals and plants http://www.eduresources.net/life/prehistoric/blp10.htm

Books Home Page The Universe Earth Sciences Animals ... Technology Prehistoric Life First Facts about Prehistoric Animals. Full color book that introduces the subject to young readers. No. BLP10-FF. Only $4.95 Prehistoric Facts This book contains hundreds of fascinating facts about the prehistoric world. In chronological order, it provides an exciting introduction to the subject, from the earliest forms of life on Earth, to the invention of writing. In it you can find out which were the largest, smallest and fastest dinosaurs, and the earliest known fish. You can discover when flowers first bloomed, why sea shells are found on the tops of mountains and how the climate in different parts of the world has changed. This book introduces our first ancestors and follows their early development. A map shows where the most famous human fossils have been found and a chart illustrates the evolution of life on Earth. Packed with unusual and surprising facts, and amusing comparisons, it is illustrated with realistic pictures and humorous cartoons. Ages 8-12. 6" x 8.25" 48 pages. No. BLP100-PF. Only $5.95

32. Dinosaur Sticker Books, Dinosaur Coloring Books, Dinosaur Mask For Kids prehistoric mammals Coloring Book Fortyone highly-detailed rendered illustrationsof ancient animals include the of the largest flesh-eating mammals that ever http://www.eduresources.net/life/prehistoric/blp30.htm

Books Home Page The Universe Earth Sciences Animals ... Technology Prehistoric Life - Activities Create Your Own Dinosaurs Kids create a delightfully daffy dinosaur playground by applying 35 whimsically rendered figures to 18 1/2" x 12 1/4" laminated inside covers of book. Background scene depicts volcanoes, trees and flowers, river, lake, mountains, more. Mesozoic menagerie includes dinosaurs skateboarding, parachuting, selling ice cream and engaged in other improbable activities. 9.25" x 12.25" Paper Back. No. BLP30-CR. Only $4.50 Ultimate Book of Prehistoric Stickers Loaded with beautiful reusable stickers . Mount them in the provided book or use them on other things. Eight pages of reusable stickers and an eight page book to put them in. 8 1/2" x 11." 16 Pages. Paperback. No. BLP30-SU. Only $6.95 Cretaceous Dinosaurs Sticker Book Populate your own prehistoric landscape with triceratops, pteranodon, spinosaurus and other awesome reptiles by applying sticker images to a large backdrop revealing primeval rocks, tropical vegetation, a river, and hilly terrain. 33 full-color stickers. 9.25" x 12.25" No. BLP30-SC. Only $3.95

33. Picture File By Subject Heading (A - M) || Syracuse University Library Angola, Angola, animals, mammals, animalsA, animals, animals-abuse, abuse, animals-prehistoric,dinosaur, animals-prehistoric, prehistoric animals, animals-RS, animals, http://libwww.syr.edu/information/finearts/picturefile/pfsubject1.htm

Picture File Listed Alphabetically by Subject Heading (A - M) A B C D ... (N - Z) (click on a letter to jump to that part of the list) Subject Heading Thesaurus Term Notes accidents-people accidents-people falling, injuries, etc. accidents-people people see also disasters accidents-vehicular accidents-vehicular see also disasters acrobats circus people back to top acrobats gymnastics Afghanistan Afghanistan Afghanistan Asia (South) aircraft-civilian aircraft aircraft-civilian airlines aircraft-civilian airplanes aircraft-military Air Force aircraft-military aircraft airports airports Alabama Alabama Alaska Alaska Alaska Eskimos ambulances ambulances Amish Amish amphibians A-Z amphibians amphibians A-Z animals amphibians A-Z caecilins amphibians A-Z frogs amphibians A-Z newts amphibians A-Z salamanders amphibians A-Z toads anatomy anatomy anatomy embryos anatomy fetus anatomy muscles anatomy skeletons anatomy-skeletons skeletons bones, skulls, etc. Angola Africa Angola Angola animals mammals animals-A animals animals-abuse abuse animals-abuse animals-abuse animals-B animals animals-bears bears animals-C animals animals-cats cats animals-cattle cattle animals-cattle cows animals-D animals animals-dogs dogs animals-E-F animals animals-G animals animals-H-K animals animals-horses horses animals-L animals animals-M animals animals-marine fish animals-marine marine life animals-marine sea animals animals-marine seals animals-marine walruses animals-marine whales animals-N-O animals animals-prehistoric dinosaur animals-prehistoric prehistoric animals animals-R-S animals animals-T animals animals-U-Z animals

34. Ask Jeeves: Search Results For "Prehistoric Animals" http//www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/mammals/Iceagemammals.shtml 6. Origamidinosaurs and other prehistoric animals This is a starting collection of http://webster.directhit.com/webster/search.aspx?qry=Prehistoric Animals

35. Ask Jeeves: Search Results For "Ancient Crocodile" search4dinosaurs.com/prehistoric.html 7. prehistoric Products Co there were many large,interesting mammals, like the These animals have long since gone extinct http://webster.directhit.com/webster/search.aspx?qry=Ancient Crocodile

36. Answers From Expert Mikael Forteliu -- Discovery Channel -- Prehistoric, Beasts Mikael Fortelius Q I know I'm watching puppets and computer animated animals,not real ones, but still, most of the prehistoric mammals are well http://dsc.discovery.com/convergence/beasts/know/fortelius.html

Answers from Dr. Mikael Fortelius Q: If all of the dinosaurs went extinct, from what did the new generation of prehistoric beast evolve? Some of these animals look similar to some of the dinosaurs. Thank you, Janet Cameron A: Dear Janet, Some of the large mammals may look a bit like dinosaurs but they are not descended from them. Mammals and dinosaurs are both very old groups, and mammals existed already at the time of the dinosaurs. When the dinosaurs went extinct some mammals survived, and these survivors gave rise to all later mammals. For some reason dinosaurs seem to have been better at being large, and mammals started to grow large only after the dinosaurs had died out. It is interesting to think about why some large mammals look a bit like dinosaurs. The main reason for this is that large animals have to be built in certain ways in order to function well, so they tend to have similar builds and proportions. Similar lifestyles increase these similarities by a process called convergent evolution. A long neck is a very common attribute of very large, four-legged plant eaters, for example. (An elephant has a short neck, but its marvelous trunk does the same job, probably better.) I hope this answers your question!

37. Answers From Beast Experts. -- Discovery Channel -- Prehistoric, Beasts LH A From my perspective, the world would have missed out on oneof the most intriguing groups of animals, the marine mammals. http://dsc.discovery.com/convergence/beasts/know/fish.html

Answers from Dr. Frank Fish Q: If mammals are evolved to live in water, does it suggest that a sea lion, for instance, which lives sometimes in water and sometimes on land, could someday live totally in water, like the whales? A: Not the sea lion, but maybe its descendent could live totally in water. A lot would depend on the selection pressures that would tend to make other species descended from the sea lion want to stay in the water. The biggest hurdle to overcome would be mating and giving birth in the water. As the pups of sea lions require a period of time after being born to develop and grow before their first swimming lesson. The evolution of new, more aquatic sea lions would require that the young be more adapted to the sea. Q: What if mammals never took to the water? What might the world look like today? A: From my perspective, the world would have missed out on one of the most intriguing groups of animals, the marine mammals. The largest of all animals that have ever lived, fast, intelligent, whales, seals, and sea lions are truly a sight to behold. If they had never evolved, we could only speculate that birds and fish may have taken the marine mammals' place. Penguins are fast-swimming, fish-eaters and there are a number of birds that fish and dive in the water. If birds could get to the size of an ostrich or elephant bird on land, why couldn't they become as large or larger in the water? On the other hand, sharks may have been able to occupy the niche of marine mammals. Some sharks are very fast swimmers and are warm blooded. Great white sharks are warm-blooded and excellent predators. Whale sharks and basking sharks are specialized for filter feeding, similar to baleen whales.

38. The Field Museum Of Natural History LOT Guide1 Preserved in the rocks are fish, reptiles, insects, plants and mammals. Reproduciblecards help teach basics about which prehistoric animals were dinosaurs and http://www.fmnh.org/exhibits/exhibit_sites/education/LOTguide1.htm

Back Teachers: This page includes a sample of activities from Educational Activities for the Life Over Time Exhibit, a packet created for teachers and students. The packet includes previsit and postvisit activities that add to the positive learning experience of a trip to the Field Museum. Many of these activities can also be used in conjunction with the on-line version of Life Over Time. This activity packet was developed by Peter H. Laraba and Thomas J. Wickland, with support from the National Science Foundation. To order the complete packet, contact the Harris Loan Center at (312) 322-8853. Feel free to print out any of the activities listed below, and try them out with your students! Words from the past How big was that animal? Prehistoric motion Read more about LIFE OVER TIMEhere's a list of useful books For the young reader Aliki. Fossils Tell of Long Ago. New York: Crowell, 1972. Arnold, Caroline. Trapped-In-Tar: Fossils from the Ice Age. New York: Clarion Books-Houghton Mifflin Co., 1987. Berenstain, Michael. The Biggest Dinosaur. New York: Western Publishing Co., 1989.

39. Animal And Plant Fossils Artifacts Collection Life Before Man. Mighty mammals of the Past. prehistoric animals. prehistoric Life(Nature’s Hidden World). prehistoric mammals Our World After the Dinosaurs. http://www.mlb.ilstu.edu/about/depts/tmc/animalpl.htm

The Artifacts Collection TMC REALIA 372A5988A ANIMAL AND PLANT FOSSILS INVENTORY LIST Consists of 2 boxes (pt.1, pt.2) and 1 bag (pt.3) Contents of Artifacts Collections may change slightly as materials are added or lost. BOX Pt.1 Please return all items marked Pt.1 to this box. Books Eyewitness Book: Fossil Fossils (Golden Guide) (4 copies) Fossils (Illinois State Museum) (3 copies) Note: all Prehistoric Zoobook here are in a green plastic holder with a dinosaur imprint on the back. The holder says that Reptiles (vol. 6) and Dinosaurs (vol.7 are missing) (Book 3) Prehistoric Zoobooks: Flyers (Book 8) Prehistoric Zoobooks: Life Begins (Book 1) Prehistoric Zoobooks: Life Expands (Book 2) Prehistoric Zoobooks: Mammals (Book 9) (Part 1) Prehistoric Zoobooks: Mammals (Book 10) (Part 2) Prehistoric Zoobooks: Out of the Water (Book 5) Prehistoric Zoobooks: Swimmers (Book 4) Seashores (Golden Guide) The World We Live In: The First Four Billion Years of Life (volume 1) Magazines National Geographic (bound separately) "Explosion of Life: The Cambrian" (October 1993) "March Toward Extinction" (June 1989) "Fossils: Annals of Life Written in Rock" (August 1985) Time "Forever Amber" (February 12, 1996)

40. Teacher Materials LVNHM 2002/07/25 1026 PM mammals mammals Janole L. Marchant 282K mammals 2002/07/25 2002/07/220243 PM prehistoric animals Cards prehistoric animals Cards Janole L http://interact.ccsd.net/Beyond the Classroom/00034A80-80000001/0005DB51-8000000

Login Up One Level Directory... Search ... Help Contents Conference: Teacher Materials LVNHM 7 Files Folders InterAct Name Size Subject Last Modified A[1][0]=new Array(0,3,0,1056,"031537B2-004C4E07-03153811", "Janole L. Marchant"); Janole L. Marchant Who is the Dinosaur? 2003/1/15 2:49 PM A[1][1]=new Array(0,3,0,1056,"03213FE7-004C4E07-0321414D", "Janole L. Marchant"); Janole L. Marchant Pre-K Animal Activities 2002/8/4 11:04 PM A[1][2]=new Array(0,3,0,1056,"0317DF1A-004C4E07-0317DF22", "Janole L. Marchant"); Janole L. Marchant Cat Pattern Activity 2002/7/25 10:26 PM A[1][3]=new Array(0,3,0,1056,"03121BCB-004C4E07-03121C2C", "Janole L. Marchant"); Janole L. Marchant Mammals 2002/7/25 10:20 PM A[1][4]=new Array(0,3,0,1056,"031539DB-004C4E07-03153F67", "Janole L. Marchant"); Janole L. Marchant 2002/7/22 3:13 PM A[1][5]=new Array(0,3,0,1056,"031538E7-004C4E07-03153919", "Janole L. Marchant"); Janole L. Marchant Prehistoric Classification 2002/7/22 2:47 PM A[1][6]=new Array(0,3,0,1056,"03153656-004C4E07-031536D8", "Janole L. Marchant"); Janole L. Marchant

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