Congratulations to long time UIG contributor Tom Wiewandt on the release of his latest book – Fossils Inside Out. Tom’s latest book reflects his passion for science and art and offers a comprehensive understanding of fossils through understanding historical perspectives, laws that can confuse anyone, new imaging technologies, the art of fossil preparation and much more. Fossils Inside Out is a must-have for anyone interested in natural history and fossils.
This latest title complements the author’s earlier works: The Southwest Inside Out; Desert Dreams Coloring Book; and Hidden Life of the Desert. Tom is also an award-winning cinematographer and producer of engaging educational films for the BBC and National Geographic. His books and films are complemented by his study of sound in the natural world, and his latest CD offering Sounds of the Sonoran Desert, was just recently completed.
Fossil of short-tailed pterosaur, flying reptile (Pterodactylus kochi) 
Fossilized moon-fish, Eomesodon species 
Fossilized dragonfly (Isophlebia species) 
Ammonite fossil (Ludwigia murchisoni) 
Rare squid imprint fossil 
Fossilized sabal palm frond (Sabalites species) with fish (Knightia species) 
Plate of six trilobite fossils in shale (Pseudogygites latimarginatus) 
Fossilized sea-lily, crinoid (Pentacrinus subangularis) 
Fossilized horseshoe crab, (Mesolimulus walchi) 
Fossilized fish (Mioplosus labracoides) swallowing another fish (Diplomystus dentatus)
As if his year wasn’t busy enough, Tom’s Wild Horizons company has just launched it’s new web site to support the release of both Fossils Inside Out and Sounds of the Sonoran Desert, as well as his earlier projects. To learn more about Tom and to purchase his books and sound CD’s, please visit https://wildhorizons.com/.
All images: Wild Horizons
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