SCED6110-01.Link Dinosaurs/Birds-Evol.Su15.Randle,David

Did dinosaurs really become extinct 65 million years ago? Overwhelming evidence suggests that one branch of the dinosaur family tree managed to survive, and that we see living dinosaurs every day. We call them birds. Equipped with paleontologists\u27 tools and techniques, study the theropod group of dinosaurs and determine which are most closely related to modern birds. Look at how fossils are collected and prepared, and investigate how scientists uncover the evolutionary relationships between species. Offered in partnership with the American Museum of Natural History. Accelerated online schedule. Target audience: educators 6-adult. Note: Shortly before the course begins, you will receive an email directly from AMNH providing information on how to access the online course. The e-mail will go to your preferred e-mail address (as listed in the Hamline database), and you should receive it by the week prior to the course start date. Courses offered in partnership with AMNH are nonrefundable after the start date of the course. Please contact gcs@hamline.edu for the current tuition amount