What is PaleoNet? PaleoNet is a system of listservers, www pages, and ftp sites designed to enhance electronic communication among paleontologists. While primarily designed as a resource for paleontological professionals and graduate students, PaleoNet welcomes input and participation from all persons interested in the study of ancient life. PaleoNet Listserver Status Report The PaleoNet listserver is operating normally. Complete instructions for subscribing, unsubscribing, checking your address, setting subscriber options, etc. are available in the Listserver User's Guide. Please consult this Guide before deciding there is something wrong with the list. If you are a subscriber and are having any problems receiving e-mail from or posting e-mail to PaleoNet please contact N. MacLeod. Palaeontologia Electronica (An Electronic Paleontological Journal) Home Site (Imperial College, London) The PaleoNet Gallery So much of paleontology has to do with visualizing extinct plants and animals it's only fitting that PaleoNet provide space for artists and illustrators specializing in the representation of fossil materials to display samples of their work; especially insofar as the electronic medium is well-suited to this subject matter. If you would like to contribute materials to the PaleoNet Gallery please contact N.MacLeod. Meanwhile, enjoy the featured current (and past) exhibitions. Current Exhibitions Back to the Past by Enrico Bonino Recently (late 2008) I participated in the creation of a museum devoted entirely to trilobites, the Back to the Past Museum in Cancun, Mexico. Many dioramas and thematic posters shown at this museum represent the ancient marine environments where these arthropods, and their relatives, lived. In the illustrations I've selected for the PaleoNet exhibit I included some of the dioramas that I’ve created of internationally known fossil lagerstätten. These reconstructions focus mainly  on Paleozoic marine environments, though some “temporal jumps” are also present to more modern (Eocene) ecological habitats Other Illustrations by Hannah Caine New illustrations of a variety of palaeontological subjects by Hanah Caine.   Past Exhibitions Burgess Shale Drawings by Hannah Caine   The Ghost Dance by Michael Amesbury   Where Giants Walked by Kelly Taylor   Mesozoic Moments by Kelly Taylor    A Glimpse of the Past by Janice McCafferty   Paleo Ring Norman MacLeod Next Site Previous Site Next 5 Random Sites Membership? The PaleoNet Pages were created by Norman MacLeod as part of the PaleoNet communications system. Cooperation of The Natural History Museum is gratefully acknolwedged. The PaleoNet Pages are maintained by Norman MacLeod with contributions from members of the extended PaleoNet community. Anyone wishing to post an item, establish a link, contribute artwork, etc. to these pages should contact the PaleoNet Management . Title image by Michael Amesbury.