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Popular Mechanics
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Check Out An Interactive Map of Every Dinosaur Fossil Found On Earth
February 24, 2017 - Some engineers have created an ... collection of information about fossils and related research. The map essentially plots the location of every fossil ever found by scientists, from early mammals to dinosaurs....
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Maps
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Dinosaur Fossils Map Shows Locations of Fossils
January 30, 2025 - This interactive dinosaur fossils map shows the locations for fossils discovered for 14 different dinosaur species between 1861 and 2014.
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Britannica Kids
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fossil sites, world map - Students | Britannica Kids | Homework Help
Thousands of sites containing dinosaur fossils have been uncovered around the world. These sites are distributed on all continents—including Antarctica, which was once much warmer.
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Reddit
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r/Dinosaurs on Reddit: World map of major dinosaur fossil sites
January 27, 2021 - For instance, you can search "Dinosauria" and select the Mesozoic era to see a comprehensive map of dinosaur sites and click on them to see exactly which fossils have been found there (however, the information is somewhat detailed and technical).
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Chicago Children's Museum
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Dinosaur Expedition — Chicago Children's Museum
What part of the dinosaur do you think you have found? A rib bone? A claw? Use the skeleton map as a reference. Touch and look at the T-Rex skull and the Suchomimus skull. Talk about what is similar and different. Discover more opportunities for growth in development and how to support children’s learning through play at Chicago ...
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Field Museum
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Meet the Chicago Archaeopteryx - Field Museum
A fossil called Archaeopteryx, with feathers, hollow bones, clawed wings, fifty tiny teeth, and a long bony tail, is the earliest known dinosaur that also qualifies as a bird. How do you pronounce Archaeopteryx?ar-key-AHP-ter-icks · This is the Chicago Archaeopteryx—one of only a dozen fossils ...
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Databayou
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Map of Fossils in North America
To find where this happens, visit this map of Arctic Permafrost · Hell Creek Formation is located between Montana through Wyoming and North and South Dakota. Hell Creek Formation has an incredible array of dinosaurs, crocodiles, turtles, fish, amphibians, and mammals. The U.S. has dinosaur formations spread through various states, while Canada has them concentrated in one area. The third location to find fossils ...
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Paleobiology Database
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PBDB Navigator
Sampled-in-bin diversity is the number of taxa actually found in each time interval, just as in the basic diversity method. Rangethrough diversity shows each taxon as present from its first occurrence to its last occurrence, whether or not it was ever found in the fossil record in the intervening ...
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U.S. National Park Service
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Where Dinosaurs Roamed - Fossils and Paleontology (U.S. National Park Service)
Eastern dinosaurs come from the rift valleys of the Late Triassic and Early Jurassic, and coastal areas of the much higher seas of the Cretaceous. We can see this pattern in a map of National Park Service units with dinosaur fossils, which are concentrated in and around the Colorado Plateau ...
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Earth@Home
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Fossils of the United States — Earth@Home
October 24, 2023 - From trilobites to dinosaurs, the United States has an incredibly rich fossil record that tells the story of how ancient animals and plants evolved, lived, and went extinct. Click on the maps below to find out more about the fossils that have been found near where you live or places that you ...
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My Modern Met
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You Can See Which Dinosaurs Roamed Your Hometown Millions of Years Ago on This Interactive Map
October 5, 2020 - Near New York City, for example, paleontologists have discovered fossils of the Grallator, Pteranodon, and Dryptosaurus. Each species points to a static webpage full of interesting facts and images to explore, as well as a direct link to view where the dinosaur lived on the Ancient Earth globe. Uniquely generated for every species, pins mark all locations where fossils have been discovered.
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ArcGIS
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Digging up Dinosaurs
May 29, 2025 - Get a refresher on all things dinosaurs and unearth some fascinating new dino facts in this prehistoric story.
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Phys.org
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The world's best-preserved fossils are right outside Chicago: But there are no dinosaur bones at Mazon Creek
May 27, 2025 - The defunct mine's location in Grundy County is one of several sites spanning six counties that belong to the Mazon Creek fossil beds, a time capsule dating back some 309 million years—way before the age of dinosaurs—to the Carboniferous period, when large coal deposits formed around the world and terrestrial ecosystems developed.
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Wikipedia
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List of fossil sites - Wikipedia
November 8, 2025 - This list of fossil sites is a worldwide list of localities known well for the presence of fossils. Some entries in this list are notable for a single, unique find, while others are notable for the large number of fossils found there. Many of the entries in this list are considered Lagerstätten (sedimentary deposits that exhibits extraordinary fossils with exceptional preservation—sometimes including preserved soft tissues).
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WTTW Chicago
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The Field Museum Now Has an Incredibly Rare Fossil Proving Birds Are Dinosaurs. Here’s a Behind-the-Scenes Look at How They Got It | Chicago News | WTTW
The only other specimen housed outside of Europe is the Thermopolis Archaeopteryx, on long-term loan to the privately owned Wyoming Dinosaur Center. The Field’s potential fossil was in Switzerland, in the hands of private collectors, having left Germany before the aforementioned rules were enacted.
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Wikipedia
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Paleontology in Illinois - Wikipedia
August 28, 2025 - This is because during that time sediments were generally being eroded away from Illinois rather than deposited. Nevertheless, a few Cretaceous deposits are known in the state. During the Cretaceous Illinois was home to foraminiferans. Contemporary local plants also left behind leaves that would later fossilize. No dinosaur remains have ever been found in Illinois.
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WBEZ Chicago
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Archaeopteryx fossil unveiled Chicago's Field Museum - WBEZ Chicago
May 7, 2024 - The Archaeopteryx appeared to prove otherwise — that dinosaurs had evolved into birds. All of the specimens to date have been found embedded in a limestone quarry in southern Germany. Millions of years ago, the land was quite different — a large, tropical lagoon surrounded by subtropical islands. A private fossil collector found the Field’s specimen some time before 1990, according to the museum. It then remained in private hands before coming to Chicago.
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IFLScience
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This Interactive Map Of Every Dinosaur Fossil Ever Found Is So Damn Cool | IFLScience
August 10, 2022 - Or, if you prefer, you can jump in around 66 million years ago, the final chapter in the age of the dinosaurs bookmarked by the rise of mammals, hefty volcanic activity, and a rather infamous asteroid impact. Fancy finding yourself a Stegosaurus? Type it into the search bar, and boom – you’ve got fossil finds in what is now Russia, China, and a heck of a lot in the central United States. More of an Iguanodon fan? Check out the plentiful examples found in Spain. The T. rex fossil localities (green) plotted on a map of the Cretaceous Period planet Earth.