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Preparing the educational television program "Down to Earth" with New Trier High School Students and Ernest Roscoe, Raymond Foundation with Mrs. Penny Kneipper, a sixth grade teacher in Wilmette. The Audio Visual [AV] project filmed with movie cameras, microphones and two student moderators.  Charles Knight murals in background, fossil exhibits in Hall 38.
Preparing educational television program
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  • GN81141_7
Preparing the educational television program "Down to Earth" with New Trier High School Students and Ernest Roscoe, Raymond Foundation with Mrs. Penny Kneipper, a sixth grade teacher in Wilmette. The Audio Visual [AV] project filmed with movie cameras, microphones and two student moderators.  Charles Knight murals in background, fossil exhibits in Hall 38.
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  • GN81141_8
Mammal like reptiles. Carnivorous Cynognathus hunting in a wolf like pack, as the animals prepare to attack the virtually defenseless Kannemeyeria. Karroo beds of South Africa's Triassic period; Mesozoic era; Charles R. Knight painting or mural
Mammal like reptiles
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  • CSGEO75016
  • GE561
Preparing the educational television program "Down to Earth" with New Trier High School Students and Ernest Roscoe, Raymond Foundation with Mrs. Penny Kneipper, a sixth grade teacher in Wilmette. The Audio Visual [AV] project filmed with movie cameras, microphones and two student moderators.  Charles Knight murals, Devonian Forest [CK49T] and Mammal Like Reptiles [CK22T] in background, fossil exhibits in Hall 38.
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  • GN81141_3
Preparing the educational television program "Down to Earth" with New Trier High School Students and Ernest Roscoe, Raymond Foundation with Mrs. Penny Kneipper, a sixth grade teacher in Wilmette. The Audio Visual [AV] project filmed with movie cameras, microphones and two student moderators.  Charles Knight murals in background, fossil exhibits in Hall 38.
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  • GN81141_5
Titanothere brontotherium painting by Charles Knight Hall 38 copy of painting from U.S. Geological Survey text Monograph 55.
Titanothere brontotherium
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  • GEO80073
Giant Moas of New Zealand. Dinornis, Great extinct bird. Cenozoic Era. Restoration painting by Charles R. Knight.
Giant Moas
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  • CSGEO55561_A
  • GE582
Protoceratops andrewsi, Mesozoic. Painting by Charles R. Knight 1927. Primitive ceratopsian dinosaur with its eggs, found in the Gobi desert of Mongolia, July 13, 1923. Painting also called "Egg Laying Dinosaurs." or Protoceratops and Its Eggs.
Protoceratops
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  • CSGEO55563
  • GE569
Megacerops platyceras, modified after Christman and [Charles R.] Knight. Restoration of the Great Titanothere. Cropped detail of painting on exhibit in Hall 38 Case 34 Horned Titanotheres.
Megacerops platyceras
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  • GEO80126_painting
T. rex (tyrannosaurus) and Triceratops Mesozoic; This is unequivocally Knight's most influential work, the classic confrontation between the horned dinosaur and its deadly adversary. Charles Knight painting or mural.  RP (G-14).
T. rex
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  • CSGEO59442_A
  • GE567
Whales of the Eocene Seas. Restoration of the primitive whale. Basilosaurus [Zeuglodon] Painting by Charles R. Knight, 1925.
Whales
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  • CSGEO71156
  • GE570
Earliest records of earth life found in Proterozoic era deposited sediments one and one half billion years ago. Fossils are believed to be lime secretions of minute single celled plants, similar to some of the algae that live in hot springs today. Pre-cambrian or precambrian; Charles Knight sketch or study painting for mural.
Earliest record
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  • CSGEO59024_A
  • GE556
Ordovician Period Paleozoic. Charles Knight sketch or study painting for mural.
Ordovician Period Paleozoic
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  • CSGEO59025
  • GE557 study
Devonian Forest Paleozoic Charles R. Knight painting or mural.
Devonian Forest Paleozoic
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  • GEO78447
  • GE559
Pliocene Rhinoceros, Mastodonts, Oreodonts Charles R. Knight painting. Four-tusked mastodon Trilophodon (in the center), and the rhinoceros Teleoceras (on the left), which lived on the Great Plains of North America at the close of the Miocene Cenozoic period (about fifteen million years ago) on the banks of a broad and shallow river near the close of the Miocene period, fifteen million years ago. The small animals at the right are oreodonts or contemporary pig-like animals. From a mural painting by Mr, Charles H. Knight.
Pliocene Rhinoceros, Mastodonts
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  • GEO78450
  • GE574
Preparing the educational television program "Down to Earth" with New Trier High School Students and Ernest Roscoe, Raymond Foundation with Mrs. Penny Kneipper, a sixth grade teacher in Wilmette. The Audio Visual [AV] project filmed with movie cameras, microphones and two student moderators.  Charles Knight mural, Single Celled Plants, Proterozoic [CK23AT] on wall above, fossil exhibits in Hall 38.
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  • GN81141_1
Ground Sloths and Glyptodonts. Megatherium and Glyptodon. Middle Pleistocene period, Cenozoic era. Mural painting restoration of Great Ground Sloths and Giant Armadillos. By Charles R. Knight painting or mural.
Ground Sloths and Glyptodonts
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  • CSGEO71155
  • GE575
Permian Reptiles and Amphibians. Paleozoic Pelycosaurs: Dimetrodon, Edaphosaurus, Casea. Charles R. Knight painting or mural.
Permian Reptiles and Amphibians
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  • CSGEO73837
  • GE560
Late or Upper Cretaceous Dinosaurs. Mesozoic. Helmet-crested Corythosaurus, submerged in water, a herd of long-crested Parasaurolophus, heavily armored Palaeoscincus, based on a specimen of Panoplosaurus, ostrichlike Struthiomimus, and flat-headed hadrosaur Edmontosaurus. Painting by Charles R. Knight. Includes ankylosaur (with spikes) and anatosaurs
Late Cretaceous Dinosaurs
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  • CSGEO74806
  • GE563
Wooly Mammoth, Charles Knight murals on exhibit display in Hall 26, DNA to Dinosaurs Teeth Tusks and Tar pits Geology specimen P12339
Wooly Mammoth
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  • GEO85875_7c
  • P12339