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U-M Museum of Natural History News - June 7, 2023

Arts and Entertainment

June 9, 2023

From: University of Michigan Museum of Natural History

School is almost out for the summer and that calls for a pizza party! Why not enjoy your pie with a side of science? In this edition of Museum@Home, U-M undergrads are serving up some piping hot knowledge about the rules of fossil layering, a.k.a. the Law of Succession – all inspired by pizza.

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Laws of Succession

Audience: Children and Family
Grades: 3-5 +
Duration: 5-minute read

What can pizza teach us about the study of evolution? Sit down with a slice and find out in this infographic about the Law of Succession.

James Schultz, Nikita Khanna, and Hannah Willingham created this infographic in BIO 173, an undergraduate biology lab at the University of Michigan. Using UMMNH exhibits as inspiration, BIO 173 students created comics and infographics to share foundational concepts in evolution with museum audiences.

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June 2023
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11:30 a.m.  Did An Asteroid Really Kill The Dinosaurs?
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