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How Did Plants Change Our Planet? Botanist Dr. Nathalie Nagalingum explains how, more than 400 million years ago, early plants played a notable role in adjusting Earth's physical surface as well as our planet's climate. She meets with paleobotanist Dr. Cindy Looy to discuss the evidence that scientists currently have to support her story.

Audience:  9-12 Source:  California Academy of Sciences Resource type:  Video

Interview: Geerat Vermeij on the Fossil record This interview with MacArthur Fellow and paleobiologist, Geerat Vermeij, covers much ground, including adaptations in the mollusks he studies, evolutionary arms races, punctuated equilibrium, extinctions, macroevolution, and the value of diversity.

Audience:  9-12 Source:  California Academy of Sciences Resource type:  Interview with Scientist

How Did Plants Change Our Planet? Botanist Dr. Nathalie Nagalingum explains how, more than 400 million years ago, early plants played a notable role in adjusting Earth's physical surface as well as our planet's climate. She meets with paleobotanist Dr. Cindy Looy to discuss the evidence that scientists currently have to support her story.

Audience:  6-8 Source:  California Academy of Sciences Resource type:  Video

How Did Plants Change Our Planet? Botanist Dr. Nathalie Nagalingum explains how, more than 400 million years ago, early plants played a notable role in adjusting Earth's physical surface as well as our planet's climate. She meets with paleobotanist Dr. Cindy Looy to discuss the evidence that scientists currently have to support her story.

Audience:  3-5 Source:  California Academy of Sciences Resource type:  Video