21. Research Expertise In Vertebrate Zoology At The Canadian Museum Of Nature Expertise in vertebrate zoology is an important part of the research activitiesof the Canadian Museum of Nature. Research Expertise vertebrate zoology. http://www.nature.ca/research/resvertsx_e.cfm

Site Index Home of nature.ca About the Museum Visitor Info Exhibitions For Educators - Youth Forums Collections Research Library Online catalogue DISCOVER Nature! Become a Member Make a Donation Supporters Board of Trustees Staff Press Room Questions or Comments? - The Nature of the Rideau River - Hi-def Cinema - Our Amazing Treasures Expertise: Botany Invertebrate Zoology Mineral Sciences Palaeobiology Vertebrate Zoology Canadian Zooarchaeolgy Tangents Issues in Biodiversity Palaeobiological Studies Vertebrate Collections Canadian Palaeobiology A synoptic reference collection of coracoid bones from Mergansers Research Expertise: Vertebrate Zoology Vertebrate Zoology research includes taxonomic, systematic, evolutionary, biogeographical, conservation and ecological work on vertebrates (animals with a vertebral column and skull). Vertebrate research at the Canadian Museum of Nature focuses primarily on ichthyology (Canadian and Middle Eastern fishes, freshwater fishes, lampreys, flatfishes and the cod family), but research is also being done on amphibians and reptiles. Nature also does zooarchaeological research on bones from archaeological sites.

22. Berkeley Natural History Museums - Museum Of Vertebrate Zoology UC Museum of Paleontology. University and Jepson Herbaria. Museum of VertebrateZoology. Featured Story more. Museum of vertebrate zoology official website. http://bnhm.berkeley.museum/mvz.shtml

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23. AMNH: Division Of Vertebrate Zoology, Department Of Ornithology::Collections And The Department of Ornithology has a combined collection in excessof one million specimens. The majority of our holdings are in http://research.amnh.org/ornithology/collections.htm

The Department of Ornithology has a combined collection in excess of one million specimens. The majority of our holdings are in the form of skins (flat and round), supplemented by skeletons, wet stored, egg shells, and tissue samples. The collections may be accessed in person or via a loan For access to any of our collections please contact our Collections Manager, Paul Sweet , by email or at 212-769-5780. Access and Loan Policies Skins Eggs Skeletons Wet specimens Tissue Tissue Loan Policy I.) Introduction The Department of Ornithology at the American Museum of Natural History maintains a collection of tissue samples. The Department wishes to treat the use of this collection as it does use of other expendable collections, such as anatomical specimens stored in alcohol, namely, with an open policy of reciprocal loans to similar institutions that maintain collections and promote specimen-based research. However, the Department recognizes that many potential users of tissue samples are not associated with museums. Consequently, it is prepared to loan tissue samples to non-traditional users of specimens in circumstances in which the researchers have important research projects underway and in which those researchers are sympathetic to collection-based research and the continuing need for maintenance, improvement, and additions to museum collections. Most tissue samples in the Department of Ornithology have been acquired in association with specific research projects initiated by and continuing in the laboratories of active members of the curatorial staff. Only a portion of the Department’s tissue holdings were obtained as a result of general collecting. Consequently, not all tissues will be available to borrowers, and tissue samples will be loaned only upon evaluation of the project for which the samples are requested. Unlike some preparations of birds, tissue samples are eventually used up; thus, it is the responsibility of the curatorial staff to conserve tissue and ensure its wise usage.

24. Versata - Customer Success University of California Museum of vertebrate zoology. Industry Education. ApplicationIntraBusiness Commerce. Website URL gizmo.lbl.gov/jopmDemo/mvz.html. http://www.versata.com/customersuccess/highlighted/cp-ucberkeleymuseum.html

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25. Versata - About Us Highlighted Customer Profiles, University of California Museum of vertebrate zoology.Industry Education. Application IntraBusiness Commerce. Website URL http://www.versata.com/versata.vjsp?pageid=192

26. Department Of Vertebrate Zoology The projects are principally carried out in the Department of VertebrateZoology; those devoted to the Chiroptera are realized in the CIC. http://www.isez.pan.krakow.pl/research/vertebrate.htm

Home Page Studies on vertebrates are concentrated on the systematics, evolution, paleontology, osteology, geograhical distribution, and faunistics of the Amphibia, Reptilia, Aves, and Mammalia. The projects are principally carried out in the Department of Vertebrate Zoology; those devoted to the Chiroptera are realized in the C.I.C. Head of Department of Vertebrate Zoology: Prof. Dr Barbara Rzebik-Kowalska Tel: (+48) (12) 422 70 66 ext. 206 e-mail: rzebik@isez.pan.krakow.pl Scientific staff: Head of Chiropterological Information Center: Prof. Dr Bronis³aw Wo³oszyn (Voytek) Tel: (+48) (12) 422 70 66 ext. 295 e-mail: woloszbr@isez.pan.krakow.pl Scientific staff:

27. Department Of Vertebrate Zoology Home Page, Home Page, More than 30 years ago, in late autumn 1967, thefamous Upper Palaeolithic mammoth site Kraków Spadzista Street http://www.isez.pan.krakow.pl/research/spadzista/spadzista.htm

Home Page More than 30 years ago, in late autumn 1967, the famous Upper Palaeolithic mammoth site Kraków Spadzista Street (B) was accidentally discovered. The site is located close to the centre of old Kraków, about 2 km from Wawel castle and Market Square at the bottom of Saint Bronislawa hill. On this hill, two other archaeological sites are also present: Kraków - Zwierzyniec (Middle and Upper Palaeolithic) and Kraków - Brzoskwinia. Map of the St. Bronis³awa hill with the location of Palaeolithic sites Kraków Spadzista Street (B) is associated with five other Upper Palaeolithic sites, all situated within about 100 m of each other on a rocky prominence overlooking the Rudawa Valley (47 meters above the valley). This prominence is isolated from the main part of Saint Bronislawa hill by a rocky cliff from the north and by a large Pleistocene depression from the east and west. Plan of the Kraków Spadzista Upper Palaeolithic complex Excavations at site B were undertaken in two stages. The first study of this site was conducted in the years 1968 - 1971. From 1973 - 1989, other sites from the Spadzista Street complex were studied. In 1989, fieldwork began at a location situated a few meters to the southwest from trench B. This new trench was designated B1. Following work between 1989-2000, we can say that trench B and B1 together form one assemblage of mammoth bones, which is estimated to extend past the areas uncovered during excavations. Excavations.

28. Science Division Associate Curator of vertebrate zoology, Arthur R. Clark aclark@sciencebuff.org,The Division of vertebrate zoology is staffed by http://www.sciencebuff.org/div_vertzoo.html

Associate Curator of Vertebrate Zoology Arthur R. Clark: aclark@sciencebuff.org The Division of Vertebrate Zoology is staffed by Arthur R. Clark The recent acquisition of two transferred collections will significantly increase the size of the above mentioned collections. The Dr. R. C. Bothner Collection (over 950 jars of reptiles and amphibians) from St. Bonaventure University in Olean, NY, will enhance our herpetological coverage of southwestern New York State. The Dr. J. J. Reedy Collection (over 700 study skins, fluid-preserved specimens and skeletons) from Niagara University includes a number of mammal study skins from Niagara County. Our fish collection is of considerable significance to the importance of Great Lakes water resources, local fisheries and environmental water quality studies. In the past we received the Dr. W. F. Hadley Collection, a large (approx. 1100 jars) collection of fish from the State University of New York at Buffalo and smaller collections of voucher specimens from the Corps of Engineers. Dial-A-Bird (716) 896-1271 http://magazine.audubon.org/features0109/faulty_towers.html

29. 1Up Info > Vertebrate Zoology - Encyclopedia Study Guide • News. Search 1Up Info. ENCYCLOPEDIA . VertebrateZoology Articles. • aardvark • aardwolf • Abyssinian cat http://www.1upinfo.com/encyclopedia/categories/vertz.html

History People Places Wildlife, Animals, and Plants ... News Search 1Up Info ENCYCLOPEDIA Vertebrate Zoology Articles aardvark aardwolf Abyssinian cat addax ... zorro Editor's Pick Cricket World Cup 2003 Atomic Bomb Colin Powell Cricket ... World War II Content on this web site is provided for informational purposes only. We accept no responsibility for any loss, injury or inconvenience sustained by any person resulting from information published on this site. We encourage you to verify any critical information with the relevant authorities. Home Contact Us Privacy Links Directory ©1Up Info

30. 3051page . TopClass. Course Handouts. 03050Invertebrate zoology 03051 vertebrate zoology 03074 Economic Botany .......vertebrate zoology 03051. Course http://www.biologie.uni-hamburg.de/b-online/library/crone/3051page.html

Vertebrate Zoology 03051 Course Description TopClass Course Handouts Highlights of Lectures: Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 ... 03074: Economic Botany Please send comments and questions to: cronewil@hvcc.edu HVCC home page External and unofficial links are not endorsed by Hudson Valley Community College This web page last updated on February 9, 2000

31. Vertebrate Zoology http://www.zoo.ufl.edu/vertzoology/

32. SBMNH Research: Vertebrate Zoology Members, Museum Store, Contacts. vertebrate zoology, Reports and Articles• Marine Mammal Strandings. Home Exhibits Education Sea http://www.sbnature.org/research/vertebrates/

Vertebrate Zoology Reports and Articles Marine Mammal Strandings Home Exhibits Education ... Contacts

33. Santa Barbara Museum Of Natural History Welcome to vertebrate zoology • What was that bird I saw during my morningbeach walk? • What is the best way to avoid being bitten by a snake? http://www.sbnature.org/collections/vertebrate/

Vertebrate Collections: Fish Birds Mammals Vertebrate Zoology Home Welcome to Vertebrate Zoology What was that bird I saw during my morning beach walk? What is the best way to avoid being bitten by a snake? Which local animals are endangered? The Department of Vertebrate Zoology is your local resource for helping you learn about and enjoy the environment around us. The Museum originally was founded as The Museum of Comparative Oology in 1916 and these same collections are housed within the Vertebrate Zoology Department. Historic collections contain specimens from as early as 1849 and have grown to a regional collection of fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and eggs, and mammals containing over 40,000 specimens! The Department is always active preparing, cataloging and archiving specimens within our collections, while overseeing the animals in the exhibits. As a public resource, we value our role in answering public queries and helping scientists, students, and the private sector utilize our collections for research. The staff scientists conduct both contracted and personal research. For collection queries or further information regarding the Vertebrate Zoology Department, click on an email address below or phone us at (805) 682-4711.

34. General Vertebrate Zoology -- Biology 386 General vertebrate zoology (Biology 386). Fall 2002. If you are enrolled in BIOL386, you are required to enroll in vertebrate zoology Laboratory (BIOL 386L). http://biology.unm.edu/biology/fishes/people/gvz/gvzsyl.htm

General Vertebrate Zoology (Biology 386) Fall 2002 Lecture Course Time and Day: , M W Room: Biology 100 Instructor Dr. J. Scott Altenbach Office: 167 Castetter Hall Email: batmine@unm.edu Phone: 277-3449, 277-3411 (messages) Office Hours: To Be Announced (e-mail is encouraged) Course description: Through a combination of lectures, laboratory exercises, projects, field trips, and readings, this course will provide a general overview of species diversity, natural history, and ecological and evolutionary relationships of vertebrates. Fundamental concepts of the course are highlighted through comparisons within and among vertebrate groups. We will emphasize evolutionary relationships among vertebrates as a framework for comparison, and use evolutionary relationships to keep track of morphological, physiological, and ecological innovations that have contributed to the remarkable diversity and abundance of vertebrates. Requirements: 1) Textbook: Pough, F.H., C.M. Janis, and J.B. Heiser. 1999. Vertebrate Life, 6 th Edition . Prentice Hall, New Jersey Participation in Laboratory -.

35. General Vertebrate Zoology Welcome to the General vertebrate zoology Course Web Page. Class TimeMonday and Wednesday 400515pm. Instructors Dr.Steven Poe-277-5140. http://biology.unm.edu/gvz/zoology.htm

Welcome to the General Vertebrate Zoology Course Web Page Spring 2003 Instructors: Dr. Steven Poe E-mail anolis@unm.edu Office: Castetter Hall Room 88 Office Hours: Tuesday 12-2 p.m., or e-mail for appointment. Dr. Bill Gannon E-mail wgannon@unm.edu Office: MSB Building 83, Room 248 Office Hours: W 3-4 p.m., or e-mail for appointment. Last updated February 24, 2003 Comments to Bill Gannon

36. Vertebrate Zoology -  Selected Journals Collection of links to selected scientific journals and free resources in vertebratezoology. Rambler's Top100 vertebrate zoology. Selected Journals. http://www.genebee.msu.su/journals/zoology.html

Vertebrate Zoology Selected Journals Collection of links to selected scientific journals and free resources in vertebrate zoology Free Adobe Acrobat Reader may be required to read or print articles in pdf -format. To navigate through the alphabetic list of biological journals, use these links A B C D ... Page To search other scientific sources Search only in Agricultural and Biological Sciences Search only in Life Sciences Search only in Environmental Sciences Criticism/Remarks/Comments/Suggestions /Questions Date of creation - 15 March 2002. Date of last update 21 March, 2002

37. Vertebrate Zoology -  Selected Journals (J) Letter (J) collection of links to selected scientific journals and free resourcesin vertebrate zoology. vertebrate zoology. Selected Journals (J). http://www.genebee.msu.su/journals/j-zool.html

Vertebrate Zoology Selected Journals (J) Letter (J) - Collection of links to selected scientific journals and free resources in vertebrate zoology Free Adobe Acrobat Reader may be required to read or print articles in pdf -format. To find quickly the term wanted on this page, please use the or command of your browser J Return to Zoology Main Page Russian Main Page Published by Blackwell Wissenshafts; German Society for Ornithology Quarterly TOC, Abstracts Journal of Applied Ichthyology Published by Blackwell Wissenschafts Quarterly TOC, Abstracts Journal of Avian Biology (since 1994) formerly Ornis Scandinavica Quarterly TOC, Abstracts (since 1996) The Journal of Experimental Zoology 18 issues per year Current Issue TOC, Abstracts Journal of Field Ornithology Published by Association of Field Ornithologists Quarterly TOC, Abstracts (since 1998) Journal of Fish Biology (till 2003) Published by Academic Press Monthly TOC, Abstracts since 1 January 2003 moves to Journal of Fish Biology (since 2003) Published by Elsevier Science Monthly TOC, Abstracts

38. COMPARATIVE VERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY Comparative vertebrate zoology. BIOLOGY 313 spring SEMESTER 2003. LECTURE SCHEDULE.1. T Jan. 7 Introduction to Chordates. 2. TH Jan. 9 Basic Body Plan I. http://www.utc.edu/~tgaudin/gaudin_BIOL313.html

Comparative Vertebrate Zoology BIOLOGY 313 spring SEMESTER 2003 LECTURE SCHEDULE T Jan. 7 Introduction to Chordates. TH Jan. 9 Basic Body Plan I. T Jan. 14 Basic Body Plan II. TH Jan. 16 Basic Body Plan III. T Jan. 21 Basic Body Plan IV. TH Jan. 23 Systematics and the fossil record. T Jan. 28 Systematics exercise 25 pts TH Jan. 30 Examination - 100 pts. T Feb. 4 Origin of Chordates I. TH Feb. 6 Origin of Chordates II. T Feb. 11 Aquatic Locomotion. TH Feb. 13 Structure of Fishes: Locomotion. T Feb. 18 Structure of Fishes: Feeding and Respiration. TH Feb. 20 Diversity of Fishes. T Feb. 25 From Fish to Tetrapod, Tetrapod Structure. TH Feb. 27 Tetrapod Structure II. T Mar. 4 Examination - 100 pts. TH Mar. 6 Amniote Egg, Amniote Structure. Spring Break T Mar. 18 Amniote Diversity. TH Mar. 20 Dinosaurs and the Evolution of Endothermy. T Mar. 25 Evolution of Flight. TH Mar. 27 Synapsids and the Origin of Mammals. T Apr. 1 Examination - 100 pts. TH Apr. 3 Structure of Mammals I. T Apr. 8 Structure of Mammals II. TH Apr. 10 Diversity of Mammals. T Apr. 15 Mammalian Locomotion. TH Apr. 17 Human Evolution.

39. Vertebrate Zoology Labs SUBJECT Ideas for labs in vertebrate zoology DATE 12/95 I am going to become moreinvolved in the vertebrate zoology labs next semester and I would like some http://biowww.clemson.edu/biolab/vert.html

SUBJECT: Ideas for labs in vertebrate zoology DATE: 12/95 I am going to become more involved in the vertebrate zoology labs next semester and I would like some ideas as labs to use. At the moment we basically have focus. We do do some dissections - Necturus, pigeons, rats, perch, dogfish. What are others doing for this class - it's one semester with one 3 hr. ecology, so I want to be careful not to have too much overlap. Any help would be appreciated Sherry Brooks Colgate University Hamilton, NY sbrooks@center.colgate.edu Sherry, What about including frog development to at least the 4mm stage. What lab manual do you use, if any? Are you familiar with one by James A. Organ, published by Avery Publishing Group Inc., Wayne New Jersey, second printing (with corrections) 1977? May no longer be available. Bob rrs@bradley.bradley.edu Robert Rhea Stephens Biology Department Bradley University Peoria, IL 61625 Hi, labbers: One possibility for getting vertebrate zoology students out of the lab and looking at live organisms is to have them do some type of birding project.

40. Vertebrate Zoology 37-54 FLORA FAUNA BOOKS. vertebrate zoology (3754). 37 - GENERAL ZOOLOGY/ FAUNAS 38 - BEHAVIOR / SOCIOBIOLOGY 39 - POPULATION BIOLOGY http://www.ffbooks.com/nh37-54.htm

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