An evolutionary tour of the amnh part 4

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This document provides an overview of locations to visit on an evolutionary tour, beginning at Gottersman Hall and including the Hall of Biodiversity, Spitzier Hall of Human Origins, Hall of Primates, and Dinosaurs if there is time. The tour starts at the Orientation Center and proceeds through four halls, examining the evolution of vertebrates, saurischian dinosaurs, ornithischian dinosaurs, and primitive mammals, with specific exhibits highlighted along the way.

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Move on to the four floor & start your tour at the Orientation Center

Move on to the Hall of Vertebrate Origins

Move on to the Hall of Saurischian Dinosaurs

Move through the Ornithischian Dinosaurs Hall

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