Biologist Patrizia Bregant explores the diversity of animal teeth and feeding mechanisms from extinct species to living animals.
Date
Sunday 8 November
11:30 – 12:30
Venue
Naturhistorisches Museum der UZH
Karl-Schmid-Strasse 4, Zürich
Price
Price on organiser’s site
Language
German
Automatically translated from German
This museum tour reveals the remarkable diversity of feeding mechanisms and tooth structures across the animal kingdom. Biologist Patrizia Bregant provides insights into current palaeontological research, explaining how scientists interpret extinct animals like Plateosaurs and Placodonts through their dental anatomy. The tour also compares teeth and skulls of modern animals such as hyenas, rays and monitor lizards.
Organiser · Naturhistorisches Museum der Universität Zürich
Naturhistorisches Museum der UZH
Sun 8 Nov · 11:30
Price: see website