"Dinosaurs Without Bones" - Lecture and Book Signing at Fernbank Museum

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• The lecture is free.
• Museum and/or IMAX® admission must be purchased separately.
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• Lecture-only guests will be seated starting at 3:45 pm.
• Books will be available for purchase in the museum store.
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"Dinosaurs Without Bones" - Lecture and Book Signing at Fernbank Museum

Anthony J. Martin, PhD
Professor of Practice, Department of Environmental Sciences
Emory University

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Illustration credit: Peter Trussler.
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What if all of the dinosaur bones disappeared tomorrow - how would we know that dinosaurs existed and how they behaved? Fortunately, dinosaurs left tracks, nests and many other traces during their 165-million-year history.

Join Emory paleontologist Tony Martin, author of the newly released, "Dinosaurs without Bones: Dinosaur Lives as Revealed by Their Trace Fossils," (Pegasus Books (http://pegasusbooks.us/books/dinosaurs-without-bones)) as he shares his insights into dinosaur trace fossils and the lasting marks these animals left on our modern world. A book signing will immediately follow the lecture.

This lecture is made possible by a generous gift from Marty and John Gillin in honor of Carter and Hampton Morris and is part of Adventures in Science Day (http://fernbankmuseum.org/calendar-of-events/adventures-in-science/), presented in conjunction with the Atlanta Science Festival (http://atlantasciencefestival.org/) (March 22-29).