Prehistoric Life

1. THE EARTH IS OLD
2. FOSSILIZATION
3. EVOLUTION
4. CLADISTICS
5. THE ORIGIN OF LIFE
6. PROKARYOTES
7. EUKARYOTES
8. THE FIRST ANIMALS
9. SPONGES, ACHAEOCYANTHANS
10. CNIDARIANS AND WORMS
11. BRACHIOPODS, MOLLUSKS
12. ARTHROPODS
13. DETUEROSTOMES
14. CHORDATES
15. JAWLESS FISH
16. PLACODERMS
17. CARTILAGINOUS FISH
18. ACANTHODIANS
19. ACTINOPTERYGIAN FISH
20. SARCOPTERYGIAN FISH
21. AMPHIBIANS 1
22. AMPHIBIANS 2
23.  AMNIOTES
24. ANAPSID REPTILES
25. DIAPSID REPTILES
26. LAND PLANTS
27. LAND ARTHROPODS
28. MASS EXTINCTIONS
29. ARCHOSAURS AND CROCODILES
30. PTEROSAURS
31. DINOSAUR ANCESTORS
32. BASAL THEROPODS
33. CERATORSAURS
34. TETANURANS
35. MANIRAPTORANS 1
36. MANIRAPTORANS 2
37. SAUROPOD INTRODUCTION
38. PROSAUROPODS
39. SAUROPODS
40. ORNITHISCHIANS
41.  STEGOSAURS
42. ANKYLOSAURS
43. ORNITHOPODS
44. HADROSAURS
45. PACHYCEPHALOSAURS
46. PROTOCERATOPSIANS
47. CERATOPSIANS
48. DINOSAUR PHYSIOLOGY
49. MORE MESOZOIC GROUPS
50. THE END CRETACEOUS EXTINCTION
51. THEROPOD ANCESTORS OF BIRDS
52. THE FIRST BIRDS
53. BIRDS
54. PELYCOSAURS
55. THERAPSIDS
56. CYNODONTS
57. THE MAMMALIAN LOWER JAW AND MIDDLE EAR
58. COMPOSITE SKULL BONES
59. PRIMITIVE MAMMALS
60. INSECTIVORES, RODENTS, BATS
61. SOUTH AMERICAN MAMMALS
62. ELEPHANTS
63. CREODONTS, DOGS
64. CATS
65. ARTIODACTYLS 1
66. ARTIODACTYLS 2
67. WHALES
68. PERISSODACTYLS
69. HORSES
70. PROSIMIANS
71. MONKEYS
72. APES
73. HOMINIDS 1
74. HOMINIDS 2
75. HOMINIDS 3
76. THE CURRENT MASS EXTINCTION
77. BIODIVERSITY
78. HUMAN POPULATION GROWTH
79. SUPPLEMENT: EVIDENCES FOR EVOLUTION