Scientists in Action: Bygone Bugs and Prehistoric Flowers
Offered By: Denver Museum of Nature & Science via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the fascinating world of prehistoric insects and plants from 66 million years ago in this 48-minute virtual field trip by the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. Discover the diverse ecosystem that existed alongside dinosaurs in what is now Colorado's Front Range. Learn about the mass extinction event that wiped out 75% of Earth's life and investigate how insects survived and evolved. Examine the flora and fauna preserved in the rocks of the Corral Bluffs dig site, offering a unique glimpse into life before and after the extinction event. Gain insights into the resilience and adaptability of insects throughout Earth's history in this engaging and educational presentation.
Syllabus
Scientists in Action: Bygone Bugs & Prehistoric Flowers
Taught by
Denver Museum of Nature & Science
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