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Tom Deméré reads the Rose Canyon Fault, the Elsinore Fault, Julian Schist, Friars Road, Mission Gorge, Fossil Canyon | San Diego Reader
Richard Cerutti, whose mastodon find shook archaeology world, dies - Los Angeles Times
Exploring California's fossil history
Thomas Demere - San Diego National History Museum and Walking Whales - YouTube
Dig dinosaur bones? Noted paleontologist will speak at Casa lecture series Thursday – Orange County Register
Humans in California 130,000 Years Ago? Get the Facts
Casa Up Close lecture series presents: San Diego Natural History Museum's Curator of Paleontology, Dr. Tom Deméré - Casa Romantica Cultural Center and Gardens
Dr. Tom Démére and collectors of the San Diego Natural History Museum... | Download Scientific Diagram
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Despite 11-month closure, Natural History Museum has been a beehive of activity since March - Del Mar Times
Cerutti Mastodon Site Discovery Timeline
The Nat on Twitter: "Curator Tom Deméré and our "Chief Fossil" Mick Hager celebrating the recent #fossils discovered in #Carlsbad. http://t.co/UiX49OIaiA" / Twitter
TJSL Throws a "Monster" Holiday Party | Thomas Jefferson School of Law
Markings on 130,000-year-old mastodon bones reveal ancient humans reached North America much earlier than thought | WIRED UK
Fossils Found In The East Village May Yield Clues To Climate Change | KPBS Public Media
A New Study Says Humans Were in America 130,000 Years Ago - The Atlantic
California Fossils, Stone Tools May Rewrite New World Human History
San Diego Natural History Museum Paleontology Department | San Diego CA
Photo: Tom Demere says San Diego's five dinosaurs must have either died on the beach or were carried offshore by a stream. | San Diego Reader
Critics attack study that rewrote human arrival in Americas
New fossil discoveries from Otay Mesa. Presented by Thomas Demere, Ph.D. Curator of Paleontology | San Diego Natural History Museum was live. | By San Diego Natural History Museum | Facebook
Mastodon Bones Found Near San Diego Freeway Rewrite History Of Humans In North America | KPBS Public Media
Meet Dr. Tom Deméré, Curator of Paleontology - YouTube
