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UCMP's Cal Day 2008 schedule of events

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Drop by the UC Museum of Paleontology on Saturday, April 12, 2008 between 9 am and 4 pm to participate in our annual Cal Day open house.

Tours, displays and demonstrations will take place throughout the day.

All UCMP events take place in and around the Valley Life Sciences building; locations are noted in the schedule below. Click for directions to campus and to the building.
 

9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30
Meet T. rex and Pteranodon: Visit our Cretaceous critters, buy a museum tee shirt, pick up tour tickets. (Wallace Atrium, 1st floor VLSB)
The California Coast — Past, Present, and Future: Compare the biota of the past with that of the present and see what we can infer about future extinctions and distributions. Hear the companion lecture at 11:00 am in 2060 VLSB. (1101 VLSB)   The California Coast — Past, Present, and Future (continued)
  Tours of the UCMP Collections: See the Museum's extensive collections. Tickets are limited so come early. Tickets available at the tee shirt table; tours leave at 10:00, 10:30, 11:00, 11:30. (Wallace Atrium, 1st floor VLSB)   Tours of the UCMP Collections (continued)
Tours leave at 1:30, 2:00, 2:30, 3:00, 3:30.
Fossils Roadshow: Found a fossil? Bring it by the UCMP table and have it identified by paleontologists. (BNHM tent, lawn south of VLSB)
  Lecture: The California Coast — Past, Present, and Future (2060 VLSB) ‹ California's coast changes constantly as geology molds it, climate influences it, and sea level fluctuations reconfigure it. Professor Jere Lipps discusses these processes and their effects on the state over time. See the companion display in 1101 VLSB.
Fossils: From Prospecting to Publication: Follow the "life of a fossil" from its discovery, through preparation and study, to the dissemination of knowledge gained from it through publication and teaching. The process is shown through exhibits and demonstrations. (Wallace Atrium, 1st floor VLSB)   Fossils: From Prospecting to Publication (continued)

Visit the official Cal Day site in early April for a schedule of events for the entire UC Berkeley campus.