Tour TMM Listening to Podcasts– Sponsored by Tokyo Electron America
Use your computer to create your personal tour of the Texas Memorial Museum. Explore 29 exhibit highlights
including the largest group of insects on Earth, plants made of glass, and 4.5 billion year old meteorites.
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Podcasts: 1–9 | 10–18 | 19–29
 1. What is the outside of the Museum made of? Dr. Edward Theriot Director Time length: 38 seconds Transcript 1 | MP3-1 |
 2. How old are these dinosaur tracks? Dr. Edward Theriot Director Time length: 42 seconds Transcript 2 | MP3-2 |
 3. How can you tell if you've found a meteorite? Dr. Ann Molineux NPL Collections Manager Time length: 1 minute 5 seconds Transcript 3 | MP3-3 |
 4. What do sea urchins eat? Dr. Ann Molineux NPL Collections Manager Time length: 44 seconds Transcript 4 | MP3-4 |
 5. Why the long spines on sailbacks? Dr. Pamela R. Owen Senior Paleontology Educator Time length: 44 seconds Transcript 5 | MP3-5 |
 6. Has anyone ever found a Tyrannosaurus in Texas? Dr. Pamela R. Owen Senior Paleontology Educator Time length: 44 seconds Transcript 6 | MP3-6 |
 7. Why do mosasaurs have a second set of upper teeth? Dr. Pamela R. Owen Senior Paleontology Educator Time length: 41 seconds Transcript 7 | MP3-7 |
 8. Has this plesiosaur lost its head?
Dr. Pamela R. Owen |
 9. What kind of animal has a jaw like this?
Dr. Pamela R. Owen |