Paleontologist scales the Rocky Mountains to uncover Earth's very first animals | Nature of Things
Royal Ontario Museum - Dr. Jean-Bernard Caron, ROM Curator of Invertebrate Palaeontology, on the climb. | Facebook
Jean-Bernard Caron with fossil [IMAGE] | EurekAlert! Science News Releases
My journey with Sir David Attenborough | Royal Ontario Museum
Filmer och serier med Jean-Bernard Caron
Caron, Jean-Bernard - Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
How Art Makes Better Science - Association of Medical Illustrators
New ROM gallery showcases the weird, wonderful first drafts of animal life on Earth - The Globe and Mail
L'homme qui carbure aux fossiles | Radio-Canada.ca
Some of Earth's first animals—including a mysterious, alien-looking spaceship—are spilling out of Canadian rocks - The Burgess Shale Geoscience Foundation
Dr. Jean-Bernard Caron | First Animals Documentary Film
Staring at me:' Oldest known spider ancestor found in Burgess Shale | Canada's National Observer: News & Analysis
Jean-Bernard Caron - Technicien en génie biomédical - Héma-Québec | LinkedIn
A big piece of the puzzle of life': New gallery will tell the story of life's origins through Canada's geography | National Post
U of T undergrad leads team of paleontologists, classifying mysterious ancient cone-shaped sea creatures | University of Toronto
UNB to host invertebrate paleontologist for Darwin Day lecture
Jean-Bernard Caron in the ROM with some of his fossils. A key piece... News Photo - Getty Images
Jean-Bernard Caron in the ROM with some of his fossils. A key piece... News Photo - Getty Images
L'homme qui carbure aux fossiles | Radio-Canada Info
Jean-Bernard Caron - Wikipedia
Jean-Bernard Caron | Royal Ontario Museum
Paleontologists at U of T and ROM discover fossils of new predatory species in Canadian Rockies | Faculty of Arts & Science
The Burgess Shale: Evolution's Big Bang | History| Smithsonian Magazine
Paleontologists at U of T and ROM discover fossils of new predatory species in Canadian Rockies | University of Toronto
In search of old life, fossils hunters unearth more questions than answers - The Globe and Mail
