Completed
Paleogeographic reconstruction of Eocene Arctic
Class Central Classrooms beta
YouTube videos curated by Class Central.
Classroom Contents
Eocene Vertebrate Fauna and Flora in Canada's High Arctic
Automatically move to the next video in the Classroom when playback concludes
- 1 Intro
- 2 Life at the top of the Greenhouse Eocene world - the Eocene vertebrate fauna and flora in Canada's High Arctic
- 3 Why do paleontology in Eocene-aged rocks of the Canadian Arctic?
- 4 Bird's Eye View of the fossil bearing rocks of the Margaret Formation, central Ellesmere Island
- 5 Paleogene terrestrial vertebrates occur in the Margaret Formation, Eureka Sound Group
- 6 Eocene Arctic Paleoclimate - what do the fossils indicate?
- 7 Oxygen isotope ratios in vertebrate bones and teeth can be used for estimating paleotemperature
- 8 Early Eocene Arctic Continental Temperature Estimates
- 9 Today's Latitudinal Diversity Gradient
- 10 Large Eocene Arctic mammals
- 11 What is missing from the Eocene High Arctic?
- 12 Eocene Arctic marine fauna comes from Banks Island, NWT
- 13 Carcharios tourus is a living analog for the Eocene Arctic sand tiger sharks.
- 14 Paleogeographic reconstruction of Eocene Arctic
- 15 Eocene Arctic Ocean salinity
