Paleontology at Denver International Airport: Fossils Beneath Our Feet
Offered By: Denver Museum of Nature & Science via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the fascinating world of paleontology beneath Denver International Airport with Curator of Paleobotany Gussie Mccracken in this engaging 33-minute talk. Discover the hidden fossils and ancient plant life that once thrived in the area, gaining insights into the prehistoric landscape of Denver. Learn about the significance of these paleobotanical findings and their implications for understanding the region's geological history. Delve into the methods used by paleontologists to uncover and study these ancient remnants, and understand how airports like DEN can serve as unexpected treasure troves for scientific discovery.
Syllabus
Science Division Pop-Up: Paleontology at DEN
Taught by
Denver Museum of Nature & Science
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