Government Information Display Showcases Paleontology Resources

On Display: August 1 - September 5, 2025 | Government Information Area, Lower Level, Merrill-Cazier

Questions? Contact Shelley Doney, Government Information Coordinator | shelley.doney@usu.edu

A paleontology-themed graphic with cream-colored text reading "PALEONTOLOGY GOV INFO DISPLAY" on the left side against a warm, earthy brown background. The right portion shows various white dinosaur fossils and skeletal remains embedded in sedimentary rock layers, including what appears to be skulls, vertebrae, and other bone fragments. The overall design mimics geological strata with different shades of brown representing rock layers where fossils are typically discovered.

Discover fascinating government information documents focused on paleontology and related scientific works through our latest Special Collections & Archives display, running through early September.

The Special Collections & Archives Government Information/ACAD Program presents a unique showcase of government publications related to paleontology and earth sciences. This educational display highlights the wealth of scientific information available through government agencies and research institutions.

Display runs through September 5, 2025 in the Government Information area on the lower level, Merrill-Cazier.

What You'll Find

The display features materials presented in an elegant sleeping beauty case, complemented by wall-mounted posters and a dedicated bookstand with additional browsing materials. Visitors can explore government documents that showcase paleontological research, fossil discoveries, and related scientific studies.

Visit during regular library hours to explore this fascinating collection of government scientific resources.