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OSZJ prof uses 14,000
An Or'on Stute University
profraxor Ih lining a 14.000
acre nutionul monument as a
tenchinK tool.
The profesHor )s John Ruben
of the university's zoology
depnrtment; the national
monument Is the John Day
Fossil Beds, one of the world's
premier paleontology pre
serves. Through a cooperative
agreement with the National
Park Service, which adminis
ters the eastern Oregon nat
ional monument, Ruben is
employlriR finds from the
Fossil Beds for his classes in
bt'Rinninn biology, general
zoology, comparative anat
omy and physiology,
"Fossils are great teaching
aids," says Ruben. "They
fascinate students-especially
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beginning students--and help
get them super-Interested In
the topic.
"Studying fossils gives stu
dents a chronological per
spective about what kind of
animals lived In the past, that
they Just can't get by looking
only at living things."
Ruben began assembling
the vertebrate fossil collec
tion, which now includes a
major display In the main
foyer of the university's Cord
ley Hall, after receiving a
Local Course Improvement
Grant from the National
Science Foundation.
He used funds from that
grant, not only to collect
fossils-on a permanent loan
basis from the Park Service
for use In his undergraduate
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- acre monument as teaching tool
classes and for the display,
but also to establish a prepar
ation laboratory in the zoology
department. Eventually, the
professor wants to expand the
program to give students the
opportunity to do actual field
studies at the Fossil Beds.
"If you take the age of
mammals-the last 60 million
years-I don't think you'll find
any specimens from any
where that are better preserv
ed than fossils from John
Day." says Ruben. "And it's
not only the quality of preser
vation you find there, but also
the unbroken sequence of
preservation.
"Other places have fossils,
but they're bits and pieces of
time. At John Day, on the
other hand, we have one
period--from 32 million years
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ago to 2ft million years--! hat is
continuous. That's important.
It makes il very asy to study
unbroken evolutionary linea
ges, to follow the evolution of
one line of animal," he
explains.
"In order to collect fossils
from the monument, estab
lished by Congress in 1975.
Ruben reached an agreement
with the Park Service that
pays dividends to both the
university and the govern
ment agency. Ruben and his
students are allowed to collect
specimens and. In return, the
national monument receives
fossils that have been prepar
ed by OSU's zoology depart
ment. "The reason the monument
was established in 1975 was for
the protection and scientific
interpretation of the fossil
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resource in the upper John
Day Valley, and random
collecting, of course, is il
legal." says Benjamin Ladd.
the national monument's su
perintendent. "But we're a small monu
ment with a small staff and we
don't have the curatorial
capabilities that larger insti
tutions have. It's not our intent
to maintain a large fossil
collection, we Just don't have
the facilities so we utilize the
fossil resource by cooperating
with institutions like Oregon
State." says Ladd.
The zoology department has
already presented the Park
Service with three "very
good" specimens-a rare fos
silized turtle and two fossil
oreodonts (an extinct animal
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The Ilrppnrr Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday,
related to the pig) that are on
display at the Fossil Bed's
visitors' center at Cant Ranch
near Dayville.
"We also have plans to take
plastic casts of fossils, which
to the untrained observer are
virtually Identical to the real
thing, and put them back
where the original specimens
were collected at the Fossil
Beds and make in place ex
hibits." says Ruben.
"We want students and
visitors to see what fossils look
like when they're still in the
ground. We also want to set
up. in about one year's time, a
program supported in part by
OSlt and the Park Service
where graduate students can
conduct actual research at the
Fossil Beds and publish their
results." he adds.
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