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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Special thanks to the Science Museum of Minnesota paleontologists Bruce Erickson and Roger Benepe for aiding this project.

RESOURCES

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● Palmer, Douglas, Simon Lamb, Angeles Gavira Guerrero, Peter Frances, and Jamie Ambrose. Prehistoric Life: The Definitive Visual History of Life on Earth. NY, NY: DK, 2012. Print.
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SOFTWARE USED

● The database’s framework was built using phpMyAdmin.
● The website was created with Bluefish and PHP code.
● The Ammonites logo and Anatomy of an Ammonite were created with GIMP.
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, and Anatomy of an Ammonite were drawn using Inkscape.
● Research online was done with Firefox and Chromium.
● Flowcharts were made with LibreOffice Draw.