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Sternberg Museum of Natural History
United States
Registrace 19. 10. 2012
Our Mission Statement:
The Sternberg Museum of Natural History advances an appreciation and understanding of Earth's natural history and the evolutionary forces that impact it. With an emphasis on the Great Plains, our goals are accomplished through research, publications, collections, interpretive exhibits, and educational programs created by our staff, colleagues, and community.
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The Sternberg Museum of Natural History advances an appreciation and understanding of Earth's natural history and the evolutionary forces that impact it. With an emphasis on the Great Plains, our goals are accomplished through research, publications, collections, interpretive exhibits, and educational programs created by our staff, colleagues, and community.
Follow Us!!
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For more information about the Sternberg Museum, visit our website at
sternberg.fhsu.edu
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Taking a Break | A New Way to Museum
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We have a lot of changes going on right now, so will be taking a break to get reorganized. But don't worry, we will be back! We wanted to thank everyone for their continued support and for watching the show! Please remember to subscribe so you don't miss a new video when we return. Follow Us!! Facebook: sternberg.museum/ Instagram: sternbergmuseum Twitter: twitter.co...
Underdogs of the Western Interior Seaway | A New Way to Museum
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Although these animals are spineless, they are pretty awesome in their own way. Learn all about the invertebrates of the Western Interior Seaway like crinoids, clams, mollusks, and ammonites with our Paleontology Collections Manager, Dr. Aly Baumgartner. Let us know what you think or share a video idea here! forms.gle/CiHSTVgQdQ1GyUcP6 Subscribe for new episodes every Thursday czcams.com/channe...
Environmental Monitoring | A New Way to Museum
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Environmental monitoring is essential to preserve the collection for future generations. Fossils being made out of rock makes it sound like they should be fairly durable. However, simple things like light and humidity can change or damage the fossil. Learn how our Paleontology Collection Manager maintains and monitors our collection. Tell us what you think or share a video idea here! forms.gle/...
Scotty's Palms Fossil Site | A New Way to Museum
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Scotty's Palms is a fossil site located near Colorado Springs, Colorado. It was first discovered and extensively quarried around 1992-1993. Further examination showed a high species diversity, large leaf size, and a high leaf margin percentage. This indicated a mean annual temperature of 72º F (22º C). This, along with an abundance of fossil palm material suggested that this site was composed o...
Fun Facts About Wood Rats | A New Way to Museum
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Wood rats or pack rats are any species in the North and Central American rodent genus Neotoma. In order to build their nests, wood rats will collect everything in the surrounding area of their home, including man made objects. Due to their excellent collecting skills, paleontologist and archaeologist have uncovered wood rat homes which has held significant information. Tell us what you think or...
Amazing Facts About Ferns | A New Way to Museum
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Ferns first appear in the fossil record about 360 million years ago in the late Devonian period, but many of the current families and species did not appear until roughly 145 million years ago in the early Cretaceous after flowering plants came to dominate many environments. Ferns have complex leaves called megaphylls, which are more complex than the microphylls of clubmosses. Most ferns are le...
Fossil Excavation with the Sternberg Science Camps | A New Way to Museum
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Excavating a fossil is a slow, careful process. Although an excavation team can use large tools and cranes to remove an entire skeleton in one large slab, removing the bones from the surrounding rock takes time and patience. Information about Sternberg Science Camps - sternberg.fhsu.edu/education-outreach/science-camps/index.html How to Dig for Fossils - czcams.com/video/DLhWuvt7QTw/video.html ...
Wood Rat Enrichment | A New Way to Museum
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Wood rats or pack rats are any species in the North and Central American rodent genus Neotoma. In order to build their nests, wood rats will collect everything in the surrounding area of their home, including man made objects. For our wood rat, Clover, we make sure she gets plenty of objects to explore and add to her nest. Tell us what you think or share a video idea here! forms.gle/CiHSTVgQdQ1...
Small Mammal Trapping | A New Way to Museum
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We are out in the field with Dr. Lorelei Patrick and her students as they trap small mammals. Discover the reason why it's an important skill for students to know how to do, and why trapping and collecting are essential to help scientists understand the natural world around us. Tell us what you think or share a video idea here! forms.gle/CiHSTVgQdQ1GyUcP6 Subscribe for new episodes every Thursd...
Exploring our Virtual Museum with David Part 5 | A New Way to Museum
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Exploring our Virtual Museum with David Part 5 | A New Way to Museum
How to Identify a Tektite | A New Way to Museum
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How to Identify a Tektite | A New Way to Museum
How We Care for our Rattlesnakes | A New Way to Museum
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How We Care for our Rattlesnakes | A New Way to Museum
3D Scanning our Mosasaur | A New Way to Museum
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3D Scanning our Mosasaur | A New Way to Museum
ASMR in Collections | A New Way to Museum
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ASMR in Collections | A New Way to Museum
Time to Take Care of Some Mammal Fossils | A New Way to Museum
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Time to Take Care of Some Mammal Fossils | A New Way to Museum
Dr. Wilson's Five Favorite Facts About Dinosaurs Part 3 | A New Way to Museum
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Dr. Wilson's Five Favorite Facts About Dinosaurs Part 3 | A New Way to Museum
A One of a Kind Fossil | A New Way to Museum
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A One of a Kind Fossil | A New Way to Museum
Moroccan Mosasaurs | A New Way to Museum
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Moroccan Mosasaurs | A New Way to Museum
Placoderms of the Paleozoic | A New Way to Museum
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Placoderms of the Paleozoic | A New Way to Museum
Dr. Wilson's Five Favorite Facts About Dinosaurs Part 2 | A New Way to Museum
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Dr. Wilson's Five Favorite Facts About Dinosaurs Part 2 | A New Way to Museum
Wood rats are super interesting little creatures. Very social and vocal. Thanks for sharing!
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Good day, we would like to inform you that we have found a Meteorites . We would like to inquire, what will be the process to market these objects? In fact, we can give our videos and pictures of the objects for your assessment.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with me... It was very interesting...
Thanks for showing us slabs that look nothing like the original meteorite😢
You ain’t right 😂😂😂😂
Fern I mean Vern 😂😂😂
is this the polish one??
hello i have this type of stone. How to selle it & were to selle it??
Then why can you find crab "fossils" in concretions if they are formed deep from within the earth? And what about permineralization? Or opalized fossils? Soft tissue fossils? ???? Crystal fish fossils in north dakota at Hells Creek formation? I didnt learn anything. Your fossils are boooooring
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That is very interesting. Thank you. Excellent. 😁💕🙌
useless!
I have different types of meteroit stones available for sale in megntic and non megntic available
omg this job seems like it literally mixes 3 of my favorite things (nature, history, and organizing stuff) together perfectly!
...and stuff like that...
Great video. Please provide subtitles in Portuguese. Thank you from Brazil
Great. Please provide subtitles in Portuguese. Thank you from Brazil
Found a dead one in my horse tank! In wyoming
Your absolutely gorgeous, thank you for this beautiful gifted video sending Love to each of You protection Healing good health wealth your way. ❤
I found 3 meteorites recently can I sell them they seem to be fresh new to earth
Poor low quality lighting and video footage and lack of closeup footage made this short video so educational past the lack of indepth information based on each of the individual specimens you showed. Top job guys, well done
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Is it possible for me to email you some amazing photos through a micro scope of a green Olivine meteorite I found splattered with shiny Nickel Iron .
Thank you for a great video. Helps identifying what I’m looking at in my trap in another area of the country. One of the few good videos on the subject on the tube.
Very nice illustration. Nice presentation. Thank you
❤Thunkyou very much madam. Iron meteorite for sell please help me madam.
Very nice and informative. Thank you
That's not poison you guys
Tree-roosting bat? I wonder if that's the chitter that scolds me in the summer if I shine the powerful flashlight into the trees at night.
Thank you madam. I am mars meteorite for sell please help me madam.
GWD, WP.
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Fish look likes it drowning 😂
Great video! Thank you for explaining so clearly.
I would like to send you some pictures of what I have found and see if you can help identify it, but I am unsure how to add photos.
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Such a ridiculous theory on how these things are formed. Imagine how big the meteorite would have to be that impacted Earth to throw materials out of the atmosphere for them to rain back in. You might as well just say they're the same types of material that you can find on Earth but they were in a meteor when it came in contact with the atmosphere. There's no way they would be as common as they are all over the world if it was from huge impacts. Especially since you can find them only a few inches underground and fresh without all the black oxidization. "I'm a scientist"
Aww yeah just found one of those shell things ina fossil
I have rock love to send some photo
Was that an archerfish next to it?
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Y do her arms look like they don’t belong on her body
Great video. Thanks for the information.
Hi I’ve found a meteorite in my front yard
That looks like a crawfish to me ! I'm sure it is. Not an eggg.
Amen! This dude barely knows anything about most fossils and maybe knows something about just one form of fossilization.
my left ear really enjoyed this video
I wouldn’t kiss them goodnight -you’ll end up expanding into eternity😵💫
Do you still offer classes