Contents
- Introduction
- Orientation Center
- Room 1 - Vertebrate Origins
- Room 2 - Saurichians
- Room 3 - Ornithiscians
- Room 4 - Primitive Mammals
- Room 5 - Advanced Mammals
- Stirrup-Shaped Ear Bones
- Ungulates
- Cetaceans
- Eye Sockets Near The Snout
- Primates
- Conclusion
The last stop on the path is eye sockets near the snout in the common ancestor of Tethytheres. Elephants and their extinct relatives plus sea cows are in this group. Their eye sockets are over their front teeth. Scientists don't know why this is.
Click the photos for larger versions.
Mummy's photo of the model
showing eyes near the snout.
Peo taking her photo
of the model of eye sockets
near the snout.
Peo's photo of the model
of eye sockets near the snout.
Mummy's photo of the model
showing eyes near the snout.
Peo taking her photo
of the model of eye sockets
near the snout.
Peo's photo of the model
of eye sockets near the snout.