Post by crinus on Dec 17, 2009 14:56:30 GMT -5
Hi Everyone
I also found this web site through solius. Couple thing that I already like about this site is the NO dino or evilution.
I am an invertebrate fossil collector living in Ann Arbor, Michigan. I have a very nice collection of fossil from surrouding areas and that includes Ontario, Canada. Actually a good portion of my collection is from Ontario. I have a web site where you can see a very small portion of my collection. Feel free to comment on it. www.crinus.info
I am an industrial chemist and work in Burlington, Ontario, a long way from Ann Arbor, Michigan. Burlington is closer to the fossil sites and it was a perfect marriage until this year when the good collecting site closed. I will have to reconsider my job situation once my current contract expires. I only work part time so it isn't as bad as it sounds. When I am not at work I am at home prepping fossils or doing volunteer work at the University of Michigan Museum of Paleontology. Currently, I am trying to photograph the university's Michigan Basin fossils and put them on the FUMMP web site. strata.geology.wisc.edu/mibasin/ The site includes Michigan Basin fossil from private collections as well as the collection at the university. This is a very long term job.
I hope to be an active member of this site and help to make it more active.
Joe
I also found this web site through solius. Couple thing that I already like about this site is the NO dino or evilution.
I am an invertebrate fossil collector living in Ann Arbor, Michigan. I have a very nice collection of fossil from surrouding areas and that includes Ontario, Canada. Actually a good portion of my collection is from Ontario. I have a web site where you can see a very small portion of my collection. Feel free to comment on it. www.crinus.info
I am an industrial chemist and work in Burlington, Ontario, a long way from Ann Arbor, Michigan. Burlington is closer to the fossil sites and it was a perfect marriage until this year when the good collecting site closed. I will have to reconsider my job situation once my current contract expires. I only work part time so it isn't as bad as it sounds. When I am not at work I am at home prepping fossils or doing volunteer work at the University of Michigan Museum of Paleontology. Currently, I am trying to photograph the university's Michigan Basin fossils and put them on the FUMMP web site. strata.geology.wisc.edu/mibasin/ The site includes Michigan Basin fossil from private collections as well as the collection at the university. This is a very long term job.
I hope to be an active member of this site and help to make it more active.
Joe
