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Science on Tap: “Cold Hard Science: Fossil Discoveries in the Canadian Arctic and the Origin of Limbed Animals”
Date: 13 July 2009
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Location: National Mechanics
22 S. Third Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Open to the public (age 21+ or accompanied by chaperone 25 years or older)
Description:
Science on Tap is a monthly gathering that features a brief, informal presentation by a scientist or other expert followed by lively conversation.

Ted Daeschler
“Cold Hard Science: Fossil Discoveries in the Canadian Arctic and the Origin of Limbed Animals.”

Daeschler, Associate Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology at the Academy of Natural Sciences has done pioneering research collecting and describing Late Devonian fossil vertebrates in Pennsylvania and the Arctic. Presented by the Academy of Natural Sciences.


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Science on Tap is sponsored by a consortium of four Philadelphia institutions: the Academy of Natural Sciences, the The American Philosophical Society (APS) Museum, CHF, and the Wagner Free Institute of Science.

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Contact Information:
Tori Indivero
Roy Eddleman Institute, Chemical Heritage Foundation
215-873-8287
vindivero@chemheritage.org