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  1. New York Paleontological Society
    founded in 1970, was established to promote the dissemination of knowledge in paleontology and related fields

  2. Ostracod Group of the British Micropalaeontological Society


  3. Palaeobotanical Research Group - Westfalische Wilhelms University
    their research primarily focuses on late Palaeozoic and early Mesozoic floras. They aim to get a better insight in the natural relationships between the various, long since extinct groups of fossil plants, their development, palaeobiology and ecology, as well as biostratigraphy, palaeoclimatology and phytogeography. Website includes links to background & contact information, research, a history of palaeozoic forests, palaeobotanical textbooks

  4. Palaeontographical Society
    The Palaeontographical Society exists for the purpose of figuring and describing British fossils by publishing monographs

  5. Palaeontological Association
    a UK based association founded in 1957 which aims to further the study of palaeontology through publication of academic journals & field guides, and regular meetings and field excursions

  6. Palaeontology Research Group at University of Bristol
    people, courses and research services

  7. Palaeozoic Microvertebrates
    the International Working Group on Palaeozoic Microvertebrates consists of researchers interested in the Palaeozoic fossil record of vertebrates as revealed by their tiny scales, teeth, and bone fragments extracted from rock samples

  8. Paleobiological Fund
    supporting paleobiological and paleontological research and education in order to increase our knowledge about the evolution of all life forms and processes through fossil data

  9. Paleontological Institute
    University of Kansas

  10. Paleontological Research Institution (PRI)
    Ithaca, New York, USA

     
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