An introduction to common Kansas fossils.

Combination art gallery, fossil museum, and souvenir shop. Houses a collection of Late Cretaceous fossils from the Kansas Niobrara formation, including mosasaurs, and fossil fish and birds. Located in Western Kansas between the cities of Oakley and Scott City.

Marine life in Late Cretaceous times, focusing on marine fossils of Kansas.

At the University of Kansas.

Fort Hays University museum.

The Wichita Paleontological Society was founded in 1996 for the purpose of promoting interest and knowledge of the science of paleontology. It is intended that the society be a network for the exchange of information between professionals and serious amateurs in the field.