After spending October wading in a creek of South Alabama looking for Eocene shark teeth, we used our November field trip at one of our favorite sites where the chalk gullies are created through the Mooreville Chalk representing marine deposits of the late Cretaceous (early Campanian ~82 million years ago). The APS trips to this site always seem to result in some incredible finds worthy of ascension into the University of Alabama Museum Collections. This day was no different

The APS headed out of state in April to neighboring Mississippi. We visited one of our favorite sites, which is an Oligocene quarry. It...

The APS hit the road to the neighboring state of Mississippi to once again take part in the annual and always anticipated Fossil Roadshow...

The APS was honored to be a part of the February 12 Darwin Day activities at Jacksonville State University on a very stormy Wednesday...