WEB RESOURCES FOR PALEOBOTANISTS:

Climate data:

• ESRI. Make your own climate and topographic maps, or download ESRI's free datasets.
• Lamont-Doherty climate library. A library of climate data from around the world.

Journals/Article databases:

• Online Earth Science Journals A list from the National Center for Petroleum Geology and Geophysics (Oz)
• Paleobiology
• Pre-print network A gateway to preprints and other articles in disciplines of interest to the US Department of Energy
• Science

Paleobotanists:

• DIRECTORY OF PALEONTOLOGISTS OF THE WORLD. International Palaeontological Association
• AHRENS, Nan Crystal University of California, Berkeley
• BURNHAM, Robyn University of Michigan
• DILCHER, David L. Florida Museum of Natural History
• GRAHAM, Alan Kent State University
• GREENWOOD, David. Victoria University
• JACOBS, Bonnie Fine Southern Methodist University
• JARAMILLO, Carlos Smithsonian Institution
• MANCHESTER, Steven R. Florida Museum of Natural History
• SPICER, Robert A. Open University
• TAYLOR, Edith L. University of Kansas
• UPCHURCH, Gary Southwest Texas State University
• WILF, Peter. University of Michigan

Societies:

• Paleobotany section, Botanical Society of America

Other interesting links:

• Biosphere 2. Read about this unique research facility in the Arizona desert, and browse the course offerings.
• Cornell Andes Project. This site has an excellent DEM image of the Central Andes, plus many links to other sites with information on the Andes.
• Links for Paleobotanists. A comprehensive list of links for paleobotanists, with an Upper Triassic bias.
  

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