Paleontology

Alfred Correya's Baltic amber collectionPhotos of spiders and mites in amber by Neil Clark (UK)6/5/05
Amber - Stone LiveSpiders and Insects in Baltic amber. Andrzej Górski (in English and Polish) (Poland)12/7/03
Amber inclusionsPictures of a spider, an opilionid and a mite in amber. Universität Bremen (Germany)12/7/03
Amberica west on-linePhotos of pseudoscorpions, scorpions, spiders in amber for sale.6/5/05
Ancient Arachnids May Have Spun Silkby Cary R. Easterday (USA)6/5/05
Arachnid FossilsArachnid in amber for sale.6/5/05
Arthropod Palaeobiology Research GroupDepartment of Earth Sciences, University of Manchester (UK)12/7/03
Dunlop Jason A. -- Arachnid Origins and EvolutionJason A. Dunlop. Institute für Systematische Zoologie, Museum für Naturkunde, Berlin (Germany)12/7/03
EdderkoppdyrWith information and pictures of fossil arachnids. Paleontologisk Museum, Oslo (in Norwegian) (Norway)12/7/03
Fossil MallAbout Arachnid Fossils6/5/05
Fossil Record of the CheliceramorphaUC Museum of Paleontology (USA)12/7/03
Inclusions in Baltic amberPictures. Janusz Kupryjanowicz. Institute of Biology. University of Bialystok (Poland)12/7/03
Introduction to the Trigonotarbida and their AlliesUC Museum of Paleontology (USA)11/29/04
Little animals in the Coal SwampWith pictures and info of Maiocercus celticus a Trigonotarbida. Hans Steur (The Netherlands)12/7/03
Mesozoic ArachnidsResearch project to document Mesozoic arachnid diversity, particularly spiders, through the production of a dataset of records and preparation of systematic descriptions. Dr. Paul A. Selden and Dr. David Penney (UK)6/5/05
Orthotarbus robustusArchitarbus. Illinois State Museum (USA)12/7/03
Palaeocharinids, the Ancestors of spiders?Jason Dunlop. Article on the site of The Spider Club of Southern Africa (South Africa)12/7/03
Paleo-entomologi eller insektenes forhistorieWith a drawing of fossil arachnid (Eophrynus presviei). Jan Stenlokk. (in Norwegian) (Norway)12/7/03
Pleophrynus ensiferTrigonotarbid. Illinois State Museum (USA)12/7/03
Prehistoric SpidersSome examples of amber (fossilised tree sap) that have insects and spiders trapped in them. Nick Loven (UK)12/7/03
Systematic Catalogue of Fossil SpidersIn preparation.6/5/05
Terrestrial Invertebrates at Red HillThree types of arthropod invertebrates have been recovered from Red Hill: an unidentified trigonotarbid, two scorpions and arthropod fragments which may belong to the Myriapoda. Dennis Murphy. Devonian Times (USA)12/7/03
The Rhynie Chert and its Flora - X. Faunal RemainsWith a picture of a Trigonotarbid and the oldest known mite. Forschungsstelle für Paläobotanik, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster (Germany)12/7/03
The Rhynie Chert FaunaFossil arthropods, with Trigonotarbid arachnids and mites. Trigonotarbids are an extinct order of terrestrial arachnids related to modern day spiders. The Rhynie Chert Fauna. Univ. of Aberdeen (UK)12/7/03
Trigonotarbida and their AlliesUC Museum of Paleontology (USA)12/7/03
Una ojeada al pasadoA glance to the past. Information. Anita Hoffmann. Instituto Latinoamericano de la Comunicacion Educativa (in Spanish) (Mexico)12/7/03
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