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Junior Ranger Program
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Junior Ranger Program
Coloring Pages of John Day Fossil Beds
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Coloring Pages of John Day Fossil Beds
Neogene Period—23.0 to 2.58 MYA
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Neogene Period—23.0 to 2.58 MYA
New Paleontologist joins staff at John Day Fossil Beds
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New Paleontologist joins staff at John Day Fossil Beds
Elizabeth Cant
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Elizabeth Cant
Lahars: volcanic mudflows, and the fossil forests they buried
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Lahars: volcanic mudflows, and the fossil forests they buried
A New Resource for Researching America's Elephants
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Mammoths, mastodons, and other proboscideans are among the most familiar fossil organisms. An inventory complied by Jim Mead and others documents the occurrences of these animals in 63 National Park Service units.
POET Newsletter Winter 2009
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POET Newsletter Winter 2009
Jennifer Cavin, Fossil Preparator at John Day Fossil Beds
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Jennifer Cavin, Fossil Preparator at John Day Fossil Beds
Growing Native Seed for Western National Parks After Fire and Flood
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Growing Native Seed for Western National Parks After Fire and Flood
Top Tips for Visiting John Day Fossil Beds National Monument
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Top Tips for Visiting John Day Fossil Beds National Monument
The Oligocene Fossils Behind the 2025 National Fossil Day Artwork
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John Day Fossil Beds National Monument in Oregon and the 29-million-year-old Turtle Cove Member animals chosen for the 2025 National Fossil Day art: a late primate, early horses and rhinos, false cats and a small dog.