Pony Express The Pony Express program at the Florida Museum of Natural History promotes the scientific study of fossil horses. Ph. D. Pony Express activities include research, fieldwork, education, and public involvement. Pony Express is entirely participant supported and has increased in popularity each year since its inception. If you would like to be involved in the Pony Express , see our on-line Contributors Form below.
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It contains the latest information about fossil horses and the ancient ecosystems where they lived, landmark articles, useful notes on fossil collecting, paleo book reviews, and announcements of upcoming field trips, fossil exhibitions, meetings, and digs. Recent issues of Pony Express are on-line below for you to enjoy. As the dig date nears you may find information on our museum's Calender of Events . For further information about Pony Express , feel free to contact Bruce J. MacFadden , Program Director, or Erika Simons , Program Coordinator. This extraordinarily rich site, owned by the University of Florida as a fossil preserve, has produced literally tens of thousands of bones and teeth of extinct vertebrates.