August 01st, 2011 Take a closer look at the world's oldest
fossils of carrion beetles and experience a unique view of these
165 million-year old fossils. July 18th, 2011 In this episode,
speak with Dr. Lance Grande about his research on the fossils of
the Green River Formation – a 52 million year old fossil lake
bed in southwestern Wyoming. July 14th, 2011 In this episode, we
speak with Dr. Ian Glasspool about the environment in Illinois
300 million years ago and his research on fossil charcoal. July
11th, 2011 In this episode, we speak with Dr. Melanie Hopkins
about her research on the evolution of trilobites – an extinct
group of marine invertebrates. June 27th, 2011 We continue our
discussion with Sabine Huhndorf by exploring the different
stages of decomposition and the role of ascomycete fungi in this
process. June 23rd, 2011 We continue our discussion with Sabine
Huhndorf by discussing how ascomycete fungi can reproduce both
sexually and asexually. June 13th, 2011 How are birds collected
for museums? Wh