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  >Ron Martino (martinor@MARSHALL.EDU) of Marshall University asked:
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>I am looking for some video tapes or other visual aids to make the
>presentation of invertebrate phyla more interesting. It would be ideal if
>there were specific tapes for each phylum or class of invertebrates that
>looks at the distinguishing
>features of fossils and corresponding representatives (to the extent that
>is possible) in modern environments. I'd appreciate any ideas that you
>might have.


        Check with the Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology, Drumheller, Alberta.
They have a few really good videos for sale (cheap!, i mean inexpensive).
You might contact Paul Johnston, the curator of invertebrates there, for
further information. His E-mail address is:

                PJohnston@mcd.gov.ab.ca

Don't forget you can also get copies of the successful "Paleoworld"
television show from your local library or public broadcast station.


Good luck, eh.


Christopher Collom
University of Calgary
Research: Inoceramidae of the world (Perm.-U. Cret.)