Paleo Sleuths: Saber-Toothed Tigers, Mastodons, and the Rise of Mammals

Directed by Gary Hochman
56m[Documentary](/on-demand/category/documentary)
7.4
Paleontologists, notably Michael Voorhies, have uncovered fossils of hundreds of mammal species in Nebraska. For millions of years recurring super volcano eruptions doomed entire populations of animals. Then, over that past few thousand years, rivers had eroded the volcanic ash revealing the ancient fossil beds that now tell the stories of the evolution of many mammal families.

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  • Marsheli BillySelf - Native Explorers
  • Greg BrownPreparator Emeritus, University of Nebraska State Museum
  • Dan FisherSelf - Forensic Paleontologist, University of Michigan
  • Carl HartSelf - Nebraska Department of Roads
  • Jerry LongeSelf - Narrator
  • Curt MitteisSelf - Miteis Gravel
  • Mark NorellSelf - Curator of Paleontology, American Museum of Natural History
  • Ross SecordSelf - Paleontologist, University of Nebraska State Museum
  • Morris SkinnerSelf - Paleontologist, American Museum of Natural History
  • Kent SmithSelf - Paleontologist, Oklahoma State University
  • Kris ThompsonSelf - Mammoth Site, Hot Springs, South Dakota
  • Shane TuckerSelf - Highway Paleontologist, University of Nebraska State Museum
  • Michael R. VoorhiesSelf - Paleontologist Emeritus, University of Nebraska State Museum
  • Gary HochmanDirector / Writer / Producer
  • Joe TurcoExecutive Producer

 

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