Our Changing Earth: An Introduction to Paleontology

Explains how scientists use the evidence of plant and animal fossils to reconstruct maps of our prehistoric continents and oceans to enumerate the changes which have taken place on the earth's surface. Shows the outline of the continents dating back 500 million years and moves forward through the various ages to the appearance of man. Emphasizes that the earth is constantly changing and that the fossils formed today will become the records of the future.
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Explains how scientists use the evidence of plant and animal fossils to reconstruct maps of our prehistoric continents and oceans to enumerate the changes which have taken place on the earth's surface. Shows the outline of the continents dating back 500 million years and moves forward through the various ages to the appearance of man. Emphasizes that the earth is constantly changing and that the fossils formed today will become the records of the future., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.

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