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The Hall of Vertebrate Origins at the American Museum of Natural History traces the evolution of vertebrates back more than 500 million years. Join us for a tour through the past, featuring Megalodon; the giant, armored fish Dunkleosteus; and extinct marine reptiles, like ichthyosaurs.
Learn why fossil shark skeletons are so rare: youtu.be/PTdL0ZqkQEQ
Researcher Dr. Allison Bronson takes us on a virtual tour to see some of the Museum’s oldest and most remarkable fossil vertebrate specimens!
#LearnWithMe #Fossils #Vertebrates #Paleontology #Megalodon #Museums #Evolution
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The Hall of Vertebrate Origins at the American Museum of Natural History traces the evolution of vertebrates back more than 500 million years. Join us for a tour through the past, featuring Megalodon; the giant, armored fish Dunkleosteus; and extinct marine reptiles, like ichthyosaurs.
Learn why fossil shark skeletons are so rare: youtu.be/PTdL0ZqkQEQ
Researcher Dr. Allison Bronson takes us on a virtual tour to see some of the Museum’s oldest and most remarkable fossil vertebrate specimens!
#LearnWithMe #Fossils #Vertebrates #Paleontology #Megalodon #Museums #Evolution
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