animals that roamed Florida millions of years ago with real fossils, replicas and models
animals that roamed Florida millions of years ago with real fossils, replicas and models
animals that roamed Florida millions of years ago with real fossils, replicas and models
animals that roamed Florida millions of years ago with real fossils, replicas and models
will also teach high school and undergraduate students to create 3D anatomical models
will also teach high school and undergraduate students to create 3D anatomical models
See real specimens, detailed 3D models and learn what the preferred habitat is for
See real specimens, detailed 3D models and learn what the preferred habitat is for
Systematics of Florida short-tailed shrews Natural history specimens have frequently revealed cryptic (or hidden) species within their cabinets. When species are hard to catch, endangered, or maybe even extinct from where they were first discovered, we can use historical specimens to look for
Past Projects Caribbean Niche Modeling Ecological niche models are routinely used
Our biological research initiatives concerning sharks, skates and rays are numerous and diverse, ranging from studies on relative abundance and distribution, to systematics and evolutionary relationships. Diversity of chondrichthyan fishes is a major focus of research at the FPSR, where scientists a
We will use simulation to estimate models and their associated parameter values for
The ancient sea-level data Dutton is collecting can help scientists better understand the dynamics of the polar ice sheets.
Her data is now being used to calibrate models that predict future sea-level rise
It is the policy of the Florida Museum of Natural History that all 3D digitized datasets of our specimens (including CT image series, mesh files photogrammetry and light-scans) be accessioned to www.Morphosource.org. These datasets are freely available for non-commercial use, though some requests ma
or print references to the downloaded media files, as well as audio, images and models
From July 11-15, 12 Florida middle school teachers came together to kick off our yearlong professional development program titled, „AI Learning in K-12 with Fossil Sharks.“ During this unique experience, teachers learned how to bridge the fields of artificial intelligence (AI) and paleontology in
of customizable, standards-based lesson plans and interactive machine-learning models
An ancient, cosmopolitan lineage of plants is shaking up scientists’ understanding of how quickly species evolve in temperate ecosystems and why. Many researchers have thought new species evolve in tandem with the development of different physical characteristics and the appearance of new kinds o
record dating back 90 million years made the lineage a good candidate for testing models
