Monday, June 27, 2016
Alabama Paleontological Society
The APS (link below) is an amateur organization of fossil enthusiasts based in Birmingham, Alabama. They have monthly meetings in field trips. They also discovered the Steven C Minkin Paleozoic Footprint site, the most important trace fossil site of its age in the world, and made sure that it was preserved for posterity. Without their work, my new book about the site (co-authored with Ron Buta) could not have existed.
Fossils at the site are abundant and diverse, but one of the best things about it is that you can visit the site, with the APS, and keep most or all of the wonderful fossils that you find
http://alabamapaleo.org/Alabama_Paleontological_Society.html
Labels:
Alabama,
amphibians,
arthropods,
earth science,
evolution,
fish,
fossils,
Geology,
insects,
minkin site,
paleontology,
pennsylvanian,
plant impressions,
Pottsville formation,
reptiles,
trace fossils
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