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Produced by and for Hot Science - Cool Talks by the Environmental Science Institute. We request that
the use of these materials include an acknowledgement of the presenter and Hot Science - Cool Talks
by the Environmental Science Institute at UT Austin. We hope you find these materials educational
and enjoyable.
Dr. Timothy B. Rowe
November 19, 1999
What Happened to Dinosaurs?
# 1
Smoking Dinos
Internal Earth
Indian Map
Volcano
Alien Attack
Iridium Layer
Crater
Crater Scar
Shocked Quartz
Microsperule
Chicxulub
Impact Effects
Impact
Oh No
Article
Jurassic Park
Hummer
Sir Richard Owen
Charles Darwin
Two Women
Two Women Sitting
Dall’s Sheep
Night Monkeys
Sunbirds
Toucan
Dinosauria
Stegosaurus
Ankylosaurids
Ceratopsian
Hadrosaurs
Sauropoda
T-rex
Allosaurus
Modern Bird Foot
Tetanurae
Dromaeosauridae
Fossil Bonanza
Avialae
Archeaopteryx
Enantiornithes
Carinatae
Caracara Skeleton
World Map
Manakin Birds
Flycatchers
Moas
Indian Hunt
Tasmanian Wolf
Great Auk
Woodpeckers
Charles Darwin_Old
Dino Legs
Professor Timothy B. Rowe
Professor Timothy B. Rowe is the J. Nalle Gregory Regents Professor of
Geology at The University of Texas at Austin and Director of the
Vertebrate Paleontology Laboratory of the Texas Memorial Museum. He
received his Ph.D. from the University of California at Berkeley and was
a Fellow at the Smithsonian Institution before joining UT’s faculty in
1986. Rowe has pioneered the use of both multimedia and new X-ray
scanning technology for teaching and research in paleontology. The main
subject areas of his research include the evolution and anatomical
structure of reptiles, birds, and mammals. His publications include 30
scientific articles, six CD-ROMS, and the 1997 book The Mistaken
Extinction - Dinosaur Evolution and the Origin of Birds (co-authored with
Lowell Dingus). His most recent article is At the roots of the mammalian
tree, published this year in the journal Nature. In recognition of his work,
Rowe has received a Presidential Young Investigator Award from the
National Science Foundation, as well as several awards for teaching
excellence from the University of Texas.
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