Title:NATURAL WORLDS
Description:A series of web sites about various natural history topics, including wolves, thylacines, Thylacoleo, Pawpawsaurus, scarab beetles and Goliathus beetles.
Keywords:wolf, wolves, canids, thylacines, Tasmanian tigers, Tasmanian wolves, Tasmanian wolf, Thylacoleo, Marsupial lion, marsupials, Pawpawsaurus, dinosaurs, fossils, paleontology, Scarabaeidae, scarabs, beetles, Dynastes, Goliathus, Goliath beetles, insects, entomology, natural history
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NATURAL WORLDS
Welcome to
naturalworlds.org,
my series of natural history websites.
Natural Worlds is a completely
non-profit, educational online series which provides information on a variety
of natural history topics. Natural Worlds gradually developed from
just a few pages that I created back in July 1998. Since then, it
has grown into a number of separate web sites consisting of approximately
370 pages. I hope you'll enjoy your visit, and I'm sure that you
will leave here having learned something new about the natural world.
Click on one of the sections below to
begin browsing the site.
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This
is a natural history of wolves, foxes and other canids. It includes
information on a number of selected species, the fossil record of canids,
wolf conservation, photo galleries, multimedia, and much more.
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The
thylacine, often called the "Tasmanian tiger" or "Tasmanian wolf", is a
unique marsupial from Australia's island state of Tasmania. The
Thylacine Museum is my personal tribute to this beautiful and now very
rare mammal.
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This
is an illustrated account of my ongoing studies of the thylacine's natural
history. Chapter one covers my October 2002 visit to the Australian
Museum, where a project to recover the thylacine's genome was begun.
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The
subject of this site is an extinct mammal from Australia that is commonly
referred to as the "Marsupial lion". It lived during the Pleistocene
Epoch, and possessed some very unusual physical features.
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This
is a new genus of armored dinosaur (Nodosaurid) that I discovered in Texas
in May 1992. It lived during the Early Cretaceous Period. It
has generated much interest among dinosaur enthusiasts.
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The
family Scarabaeidae is a remarkable group of beetles, many of which are
the largest insect species on the planet. This site profiles 25 of
the most spectacular ones from around the world, with details on their
life cycles.
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Members
of the family Scarabaeidae, the genus Goliathus contains some of
the largest, heaviest insects on Earth. This site provides information
on all five species.
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World
of the Wolf
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Thylacine Museum
The
Thylacine Journey
Thylacoleo
Pawpawsaurus
Family
Scarabaeidae
Goliathus
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and other illustrations (where indicated) are copy; C. Campbell's NATURAL
WORLDS.
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