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Paleozoic: A good starting point for everything
to do with fossils. |
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Orders of Trilobites: everything you ever
wanted to know (and more!) about these sea dwelling arthropods
from the Palaeozoic era. |
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Natural History Museum, London: good for
all sorts of natural history, but if your interest is trying
to identify a rock, mineral or fossil you have found in the UK,
try the Earth Lab Datasite. |
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Fossil Collections of the World: simple and
rather out of date (some links no longer work), but has links
to hundreds of sites covering everything to do with fossils,
including where they come from, the periods when they lived,
and famous personalities from the history of geology, dinosaurs
and fossil collecting.. |
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University of California Museum of Palaentology:
Discover the History of Life and take the Subway to other related
websites, including collections held in other museums. |
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University of Bristol Dinobase
for everything you want to know about dinosaurs |
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