Download fossil ID card (pdf file)

Links to web pages with additional information about fossils:
http://www.oocities.org/atrypa/gastropod.html
http://www.kgs.ku.edu/Publications/ancient/f15_snails.html
http://catnapin.com/Fossil/Gastropoda/ffSnailPennsylvanian.htm















Photos presented below were made by and copyright-owned by
Larysa Andriychuk and Dmytro Kornyeyev.
High-resolution pictures are available upon demand. Contact us (kornyeyev@yahoo.com)

Cacti of American Southwest

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Want more pictures and information?

Ask us about digital CD featuring plants, animals, and landscapes of the American Southwest plus many interesting facts about this part of America. Compact disc is our personal image collection consisting of about 512 pictures (some of them are royalty free). The text is written in both English and Russian. Pictures of plants (237 photos) and animals (75) are identified by common and scientific names. 14 short video clips featuring mainly animals are included. CD is arranged as a series of HTML files. The files can be browsed as any web page.

Remember! It's not a commercial project.

You will be asked to pay only for a blank CD and delivery charges (1-1.5 USD total if mailed within USA).

Here is the list of topics covered by this "home-cooked" CD.
Landscapes (Alan Henry lake, Big Bend, Caprock canyons, Grand canyon, Guadalupe Mountains, Palo Duro canyon, Petrified forest, White sands)

Plants and animals (separate pages for Canada geese, prairie dogs, birds, bugs), wild flowers (5 pages), yuccas and agaves, cacti (including special page about Opuntia species), shrubs, trees, fossils.
Texas Tech University
Oil production
Lubbock, Santa Fe, Ruidoso
History (native Americans, cowboys, windmills, petroglyphs, Chaco culture National Monument)

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Last modified: January 2004