 Adventures at Dry Creek virtually engages students in our research. Students join “science mentors“ to gather data and interpret direct and indirect evidence to propose multiple hypotheses of what life was like in Montana 6070 million years ago.
The Evolution of Flight examines evidence from the fossil record, behavior, biomechanics and cladistic analysis to interpret the sequence of events that led to flight in the dinosaur lineage. Students gather, organize and analyze data and then propose hypotheses about the evolution of flight in birds.
Developing the Modules
We would like to thank Pacific Bell and the National Science Foundation who have supported the development of these modules. Each module specifically acknowledges all who have contributed to the storylines, design, graphics, images, review, and inspiration. Specifically we would like to thank all of the following members of the UCMP community who have been part of the project:
- Students:
- Ken Angielczyk
- Emina Begovic
- Paul Bunje
- Allen Collins
- Alicia Cordero
- Robert Guralnick
- John Hutchinson
- Jim Kurpius
- Amy Lesen
- Kirsten Lindstrom
- Matt McHenry
- Brian R. Speer
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- Caroline A.E. Strömberg
- Tom Stidham
- Rishi Verma
- Anne Weil
- Ben Waggoner
- Staff:
- Diane Erwin
- Mark Goodwin
- Pat Holroyd
- Jane Mason
- Howard Schorn
- Judy Scotchmoor
- Dave Smith
- Karen Wetmore Grycewicz
- Colleen Whitney
- Teachers:
- Gay Kunz
- Roxanna Jackman
- Al Janulaw
- Sharon Janulaw
- Jennifer Johnson
- Anne Monk
- Susan Sherman
- Pat Spencer
- Mark Stefanski
- Faculty & Curators:
- Nan Crystal Arens
- Roy Caldwell
- Bill Clemens
- David R. Lindberg
- Jere Lipps
- Kevin Padian
 May, 2002
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