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| Moments of Extinction | Informational | |
| The Treasure Trove Project | Informational | |
| FBI | Informational | |
| US Department of Justice | Informational | |
| Mr. Jenkin's History Resources | Gateway | |
| Earth & Sky | Informational | |
| Moon Watch | Informational | |
| The Best Search in History | Web Site | From the History Channel |
| NASA's Planetary Photjournal | Website | This service, developed as a collaboration between NASA's Planetary Data System Imaging Node, the Solar System Visualization Project,and JPL's Media Relations Office, is designed to provide you with easy access to the publicly |
| WebElements | Website | The first periodic table on the WWW |
| Oceans of Kansas | Website | Oceans of Kansas Paleontology is an educational site that provides extensive information about the animals that lived in and around the ancient ocean that once covered Kansas and much of the Midwest United States (and Canada). |
| The Why Files | Website | Every week, check out a fresh story. "In brief" gives a quick taste of a savory science discovery. "Features" are in-depth explorations of the science behind the headlines. |
| The Net Vet | Website | NetVet & the Electronic Zoo originate from the vivid imagination and late night web-surfing of Dr. Ken Boschert, a Veterinarian at Washington University's Division of Comparative Medicine, located in St. Louis, Missouri. Among this server's Web Pages are numerous views of Veterinary Medical and Animal resources available on the Internet and beyond. See What's New and be sure to visit this week's best animal-related Web site, the Pick of the Litter. |
| Great Archaeological Sites in France | Website | Archaeological sites in France. |
| Prehistoric Art of the Pyrenees | Website | In the Pyrenees mountains, the Magdalenians, the last hunters of prehistoric times, have lived off a vast territory for six millenium and produced a remarkable portable art. This civilization without writing is illustrated by 450 artifacts : tools, hunting weapons, works of art on bone, ivory, cervidae antler and stone, discovered during archaeological excavations. |
| Ministry of Culture & Communication in France | Website | |
| US National Library of Medicine | Website | The worlds largest medical library. |
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