IMPORTANT - you will need to get a copy of a handout
on non-dinosaur vertebrates of the Mesozoic. A copy of this handout will
be avaliable in the geology department office (876 NSC) on the table next
to the mailboxes and on-line at ublib
library website in scanned form. Make yourself a copy of this handout
as we will be using this information during this half of the course.
The FINAL will be given on Tuesday the 7th from 7 until 10 in room
KNOX 104 !!
Here is the class Syllabus
The following are PowerPoint files from the lectures so far...
WARNING these are really large files !
- Lecture 1
- Lecture 2
- Lecture 3
- Lecture 4
- Lecture 5
- Lecture 6
After the midterm !
- For class on March 12th we watched the first three episodes of
Walking with Dinosaurs and did an associated homework. If
you missed class you will need to either sign-up with me for a time
to watch the video or find a place to rent the video. Watching the
first three episodes takes about 1 and a half hours.
- Lecture 7 - the origin of birds
- See below for pdf files of the last few lectures.
If you can't use the powerpoint files, here are Acrobat pdf
files of the presentations. They are handouts with 6 greyscale
slides on each page.
I have created a handout to go with Lecture 3 - A Brief History of Life on
Earth.
The handout is a pdf file 13 pages long.
Here are the homeworks so far ...
These are Adobe Acrobat pdf files.
- Homework 1
- Homework 2
- Homework 3
- Homework 4
- Homework 5
After the midterm
- Homework 6 To do this homework you will
need to watch the first three episodes of Walking with Dinosaurs (see
above).
- Homework 7 Origin of Birds
- Homework 8 needs to be picked up in person
- Homework 9 - plus we watched a
video in class if you missed this class you will need to arrange to watch
the video on your own time and do the associated homework.
- Homework 10 - we watched the second half of walking with dinosaurs, if
you missed class you will need to arrange to watch the video on your own
time.
- Homework 11
If you have any questions or problems mail me at
etb@geology.buffalo.edu