A collection of miscellaneous exhibits that UCMP has put together over the years. Please note: due to lack of resources and staffing these modules aren't being updated.
![]() Learn about the variety of fossil tracks that have been found worldwide, how they were made, and how they have been studied. Produced in collaboration with the University of Colorado. |
![]() Learn about the tectonic history and geology of the East Bay Hills, the excavation of the tunnel, and the fossils recovered during the excavation. |
![]() Discover what fossil eggshell can tell us about the layer of an egg its anatomy, behavior, growth rate, identity, and more. Produced in collaboration with the University of Colorado. |
![]() The National Park Service was established in 1916 as a result of a conference held in Berkeley the year before. UCMP and the campus as a whole are partnering with the National Park Service and the National Geographic Society in March to celebrate the Park Service's centennial. |
![]() What in the world are stomatopods? In July 2001, a research team spent 10 days living underwater to learn more about these fascinating, little-known crustaceans in their natural environment. |
![]() Read the story of the 2005 discovery of a mammoth fossil in San Jose, California and the work UCMP did to excavate and preserve it. |
![]() Visit our series of pages on the wonder of flight in vertebrates. How do they do it? How and why did flight evolve? What do a pterosaur, a bat, and a bird have in common? Find out for yourself! |
![]() You've read about it in the newspapers and heard about it on the evening news, now you can learn all about the Sulawesi coelacanths from the UC Berkeley researchers who made the discovery. |
![]() Along with colleagues from the Paleontological Institute of Russia, UCMP researchers have worked extensively with the troublesome creatures of the Vendian. You can learn about these earliest animals in his exhibit. |
![]() Visit a very special account of the discovery and reconstruction of this dinosaur. The exhibit is narrated by UCMP's own Sam Welles, discoverer of Dilophosaurus! |
![]() A series of interactive modules that explore the history of life on Earth, while focusing on the processes of science. Each module contains suggested lesson plans and an extensive teacher’s guide. |