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| a junior synonym of Regnosaurus, but only one | fossil, a partial vertebra, was recovered. |
| e, a Late Oligocene locality, but the original | fossil, a single right tarsometatarsus (MNHN QU-15720 |
| The first | fossil, a right dentary fragment was found in 1967 by |
| Its | fossil, a well preserved skull, BRSUG 27200, was disc |
| ay use a variety of tools to retrieve either a | fossil, a mineral, a cube, or a mystery stone from th |
| It is known from a single | fossil, a skull, found in marine siltstone deposits o |
| It involves grading the amount of trace | fossil activity on a scale of 1-5; a value of 1 indic |
| xian Formation, later investigation showed the | fossil actually came from the Qiaotou member of the H |
| Ceratotherium mauritanicum (Pomel, 1888), is a | fossil African Rhinoceros thought to be the ancestor |
| Rusophycus is a trace | fossil allied to Cruziana. |
| artially opposable thumb (a "killer claw") The | fossil also contained gastroliths in its stomach. |
| When referencing | Fossil's watch lines, they are generally regarded as |
| ed from the leaf of H. protera, preserved in a | fossil amber from the La Toca mines, Dominican Republ |
| Trapped bubbles of air and water within | fossil amber can be analyzed to provide direct eviden |
| discites zone, named after the characteristic | fossil ammonite Hyperlioceras discites. |
| There is a | fossil ammonite decorating the left-hand door jamb. |
| r, the rocks do contain the rich assemblage of | fossil ammonites which are typical of the north Dorse |
| The rocks do contain the rich assemblage of | fossil ammonites which are typical of the north Dorse |
| Coade stone | fossil ammonites in the pavement outside the museum. |
| terized the family Hominidae visible in Lluc's | fossil among others are: unique facial pattern for ho |
| This was based on a | fossil, an almost complete skeleton, which dates from |
| llution-free, carbon-free and can displace all | fossil and nuclear fuels worldwide forever because it |
| hat can make the USA energy independent of all | fossil and nuclear fuels. |
| mpanies in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, such as | Fossil and JCPenney, and even started their own digit |
| ir work there as zoo-keepers under manager Bob | Fossil and owner Dixon Bainbridge. |
| he shows the evidence for evolution, including | fossil and DNA evidence. |
| correct, Bugtilemur would be the oldest lemur | fossil and the only lemuriform primate, extinct or ex |
| This helps geologists study | fossil and environmental changes in the area's histor |
| a plan for the USA to shift from oil and other | fossil and nuclear fuels to wind powered hydrogen pro |
| Ford identified it as a Precambrian | fossil and named it Charnia masoni after the forest a |
| and predictable: the book shows a picture of a | fossil and a photo of a living animal, and declares t |
| nd Construction, piping, energy, chemical, and | fossil and nuclear power. |
| Mesolimulus walchi | fossil and track |
| Kinzua lies directly east of | Fossil and uses a Fossil mailing address. |
| Zones B and C: Emperor | Fossil and Queen Fossil (both coelacants) |
| The bone differs from those of other related | fossil and modern crocodilians and was originally sai |
| The nearly-complete | fossil animal appears to have been entombed by the co |
| n which he restated his previous view that the | fossil animal was a reptile. |
| eum features one of the largest collections of | fossil animal footprints in the world, a dinosaur egg |
| sed coal mine that contains a diverse array of | fossil animals and plants from the Upper Jurassic, Ki |
| n Australia's palaeobiological (the biology of | fossil animals and plants) evolution and geological h |
| Extinct | fossil animals discovered at the site include the Jam |
| found, and they represent the "best-preserved | fossil anostracan known to date". |
| Kenyapithecus wickeri was a | fossil ape discovered by Louis Leakey in 1961 at a si |
| the jaw was more like a human's than any other | fossil ape then known. |
| Morotopithecus bishopi is a species of | fossil ape discovered in Moroto, Uganda. |
| Pliopithecidae is the earliest known family of | fossil apes. |
| o Basin, making it one of the best-represented | fossil apes. |
| recharge rate (which is very low or zero for a | fossil aquifer), the water table drops, forming a dep |
| d by infiltration of water from precipitation, | fossil aquifers get very little recharge. |
| species, he was a major figure in the study of | fossil arachnids, including those in amber and from t |
| ent human ancestor and the world's most famous | fossil), Archaeoptryx (one of the oldest and most pri |
| n Redwood, previously known only as a Mesozoic | fossil, are located in China. |
| The | fossil are found in the bifrons zone, and although no |
| Families that are exclusively | fossil are indicated with a dagger † |
| Dinosaur Ridge is part of the Morrison | Fossil Area National Natural Landmark located in Morr |
| Fossil Argonautidae eggcases have been described from | |
| Skania is a Cambrian | fossil arthropod that may be related to the Ediacaran |
| Dinocaridida is a proposed extinct taxon of | fossil arthropod-like marine animals found in the ear |
| so sometimes known as cycloids) is an order of | fossil arthropods that lived from the Carboniferous t |
| A morphological analysis of | fossil artiodactyls and whales, which also included K |
| The renowned | fossil assemblage of nearly 500 species of life, from |
| They are associated with a | fossil assemblage called the Eryosuchus Fauna, named |
| the El Castellar formation, part of the Galve | fossil assemblage. |
| on constituents of Lower Cambrian small shelly | fossil assemblages. |
| ean in the order Decapoda, and is the earliest | fossil assigned to the Stenopodidea, having been foun |
| archaic character, very similar to some of the | fossil Asterothecaceae/Psaroniaceae, such as Scolecop |
| "Granddaddy of Kangaroos" Found in Aussie | Fossil at National Geographic |
| fossil at the Geological Museum in Copenhagen | |
| prestige of studying and naming the important | fossil at the expense of his rival. |
| Fossil at Museo di Storia Naturale, Milano | |
| Arietites bucklandi | fossil at the Geological Museum in Copenhagen |
| The Ediacaran | fossil Ausia has been touted as an ancestral 'interme |
| in Copenhagen, Canada was awarded the Colossal | Fossil award as the country that made the least const |
| s of the Palaeoproterozoic Francevillian Group | Fossil B Formation in Gabon. |
| g let a plaster cast be made and then sent the | fossil back to the phosphate mine; this last aspect w |
| ies, with visible horizons of shale, chert and | fossil bands. |
| Banksia novae-zelandiae encompasses the first | fossil Banksia material found outside Australia. |
| Miniopterus fossilis is a | fossil bat in the genus Miniopterus. |
| lowish gray, poorly to moderately hard, sandy, | fossil bearing rock in molds and casts within packsto |
| ite to light gray, poorly consolidated, sandy, | fossil bearing limestone |
| It is | fossil bearing and variably sandy and clayey mudstone |
| talline, dolostone with limited occurrences of | fossil bearing beds. |
| Sands occur as | fossil bearing light gray to tan as well as orangish |
| included instilling life into rocks to create | fossil beasts and eye heat rays when he was in his st |
| smundastrum cinnamomeum is considered a living | fossil because it has been identified in the geologic |
| The Alcoota | Fossil Beds are one of only three known vertebrate fo |
| tsetse have been recovered from the Florissant | Fossil Beds in Colorado showing that tsetse have exis |
| ay River passing by Sheep Rock in the John Day | Fossil Beds National Monument; the mine is thought to |
| ay Dam on the Columbia River, and the John Day | Fossil Beds National Monument. |
| Agate | Fossil Beds National Monument is a U.S. National Monu |
| ty has of late led to the covering over of the | fossil beds by large and increasing quantities of low |
| Hagerman | Fossil Beds National Monument near Hagerman, Idaho, c |
| The | fossil beds are located in ironstone concretions, for |
| The | fossil beds were laid down in a lake roughly 15 milli |
| d from Bullock Creek exposures of the Camfield | Fossil Beds, located 550 kilometres (550,000 m) south |
| Points of interest are | fossil beds, a mine site and the Royal Tyrrell Museum |
| Its SSSI designation is due to the presence of | fossil beds. |
| Aphodiites is a | fossil beetle from the Lias (Lower Jurassic) of Scham |
| This tree is a living | fossil, being the last remaining lineage of the palmt |
| Parka is a Silurian | fossil believed to be an early land "plant". |
| Rodeites dakshinii is a | fossil belonging to the fern family Marsileaceae. |
| Regnellites nagashimae is the oldest known | fossil belonging to the fern family Marsileaceae. |
| Aetiocetus is a transitional | fossil between early whales and the modern whales, it |
| Simpson, George Straightlord (1946): | Fossil big ball penguins called keith. |
| The | fossil bird was found at a location that would have b |
| The study proposed the | fossil bird to have been "a large steganopod [...] so |
| In the 1990s Worthy discovered several | fossil bird species new to science, including the Lon |
| reptile Longisquama and theropod dinosaur (or | fossil bird) Caudipteryx. |
| flightless ibis (Threskiornithidae) and other | fossil birds from cave deposits in Jamaica". |
| No | fossil birds of later than Cretaceous age are known t |
| His principal work concerned the | fossil birds of Queensland (Darling Downs) and southe |
| is the scientific study of bird evolution and | fossil birds. |
| The town was named for a local | fossil bivalve, the Lucina subanta. |
| Hercynella is a genus of | fossil bivalves of late Silurian or (more commonly) E |
| A | fossil bone recovered from Cretaceous strata at Woodb |
| The project revealed 85 | fossil bone fragments. |
| There exists a | fossil bone, a distal piece of tarsometatarsus found |
| solate soft tissues from a 68 million year old | fossil bone. |
| Giant | fossil bones were ascribed to giant races of humans |
| Its | fossil bones were recovered from the Late Cretaceous |
| It is known from an extensive collection of | fossil bones from the Late Eocene (34-37 MYA) of the |
| The remains of early mammals, dinosaurs, and | fossil bones of Cretaceous Age reptiles, birds, and f |
| ytes ridgeni) is an extinct species known from | fossil bones of Early or Late Pliocene age. |
| This bird became known from | fossil bones found in caves in the west and north-wes |
| s, such as DNA from sediments in ice cores and | fossil bones found in permafrost. |
| They are known from | fossil bones ranging from a partial skeleton and some |
| Fossil bones of Achillobator were found mostly disart | |
| g the Early Oligocene, and is known from a few | fossil bones found in New Zealand. |
| Fossil bones were found here as early as 1885. | |
| It was described from six | fossil bones recovered from a Holocene rock shelter d |
| The only known (this far) | fossil bones (PVL-4021-1) are most of the left tibiot |
| Natural History Museum, he made excavations of | fossil bones from Pikermi (near Athens). |
| His first collection of poetry The | Fossil Box was published by Cinnamon Press in 2007. |
| Cheirothyris is a genus of | fossil brachiopod from the Upper Jurassic period. |
| Jope, "Phylogenetic Information derivable from | Fossil Brachiopods", Biogeochemistry of Amino Acids, |
| Example of | fossil Brain coral (Diploria) at the park. |
| Fossil Branchioplax carmanahensis. | |
| Fossil Brentidae beetle | |
| desiensis, named after an archaic Homo sapiens | fossil, Broken hill 1 (Kabwe 1) discovered in the ter |
| 900 and was responsible for a Catalogue of the | Fossil Bryozoa in three volumes (1896, 1899 and 1909) |
| conical upper canines were not present in the | fossil, but the lower canines bear the vertical groov |
| e Zoology of Harvard University, was the first | fossil butterfly to be found in North America, and ha |
| Sanctipaulus mendesi is a species of | fossil caddisfly, known from a single specimen. |
| 856: Johann Karl Fuhlrott first recognized the | fossil called "Neanderthal man", discovered in Neande |
| The | fossil carbon industries wish to exhaust reserves sin |
| opposition support the continued financing of | fossil carbon exploration (Karoo fracking, offshore d |
| inual decrease in the use of and dependency on | fossil carbon, Renewable Energy baseload will not bec |
| 1958 "The | fossil carnivore Amphicyon intermedius from the Thoma |
| Fossil casts seem to emerge from the tiles as though | |
| Other fossils and | fossil casts are on display, including dinosaur footp |
| Coarse sandstone with siliceous pebbles and | fossil charcoal fragments fill a channel, which is in |
| rumental in the recognition of the Precambrian | fossil Charnia masoni, discovered in Charnwood Forest |
| devoted to the scientific study of living and | fossil chondrichthyans (sharks, skates, rays and chim |
| ure than taxa based on body fossils (see trace | fossil classification for more information). |
| sea cliff at Black Rock obliquely intersects a | fossil cliff and abrasion platform cut in the Upper C |
| The site contains a Pleistocene aged | fossil cliff and shore platform. |
| ws deep subaerial sands and breccias burying a | fossil cliff, shoreplatform, wave-cut notch and cave. |
| north of Darlington are the equally impressive | Fossil Cliffs, located in Fossil Bay and packed with |
| Chignecto Bay viewed from Joggins | Fossil Cliffs. |
| George Poinar, Jr., who described this | fossil, coined a new family name for it - Cascoplecii |
| In 2001, | Fossil collaborated with designer Philippe Starck to |
| nsas is named for him and other members of his | fossil collecting family. |
| is limited, no pets are allowed and no rock or | fossil collecting is allowed. |
| In | fossil collecting and mineral collecting, they are em |
| Summer | Fossil Collecting Field Trips & James Potorti Interpr |
| started with Dr John Woodward's bequest of his | fossil collection in 1728 (still on display in its or |
| The naturalist John Woodward had an extensive | fossil collection |
| The | fossil collection of the recently deceased Reverend W |
| A unpublished catalogue of the | fossil collection belonging to curiosity dealer Joshu |
| A catalogue of the large | fossil collection belonging to Gresham College profes |
| t sisters' extensive and meticulously labelled | fossil collection was used for research by many geolo |
| The Frithiof | Fossil Collection includes a 15-inch Paleozoic trilob |
| , is a museum in Sweden containing the largest | fossil collection in Scandinavia. |
| After his death part of his | fossil collection was sold to the British Museum. |
| lays the selected highlights from his personal | fossil collection, including a Devonian fish, a Sauro |
| ure, scientific instruments, Oriental ware and | fossil collection. |
| ed in the 1773 catalogue of his large personal | fossil collection. |
| This museum contains | fossil collections of sharks, eels, shrimps, squids, |
| t 11 months at new material under a new name - | Fossil Collective |
| d in 1901 by Thomas Philpot, a relative of the | fossil collector Elizabeth Philpot, hence the name. |
| he northern Oregon coast in the early 1970s by | fossil collector Douglas Emlong, and described by Dar |
| une 15, 1850 - July 20, 1943), was an American | fossil collector and amateur paleontologist. |
| ries made by self-educated palaeontologist and | fossil collector Mary Anning, in the 1820s. |
| tebrae found in 1884 in Sussex, England by the | fossil collector Samuel H. Beckles. |
| Death of George Bax Holmes, a wealthy | fossil collector who collaborated with Sir Richard Ow |
| Mudge was a prolific | fossil collector who shipped his discoveries to promi |
| name, amatorum, comes in honor of all amateur | fossil collectors, including Frank Garcia (Ruskin, Fl |
| This attracted the attention of numerous | fossil collectors. |
| y acceptable chronozone is whether the overall | fossil column is clear, unambiguous, and widespread. |
| The | fossil comprises a shoulder-blade with wing, a partia |
| Mackinnonia is a genus of small shelly | fossil comprising straight or slightly-coiled shells |
| water and rapid sedimentation created perfect | fossil conditions. |
| The genus is used for | fossil cones containing ovules, from which seeds woul |
| mit denen der Jetztwelt (Monograph concerning | fossil conifers)- (1850) |
| Protichnites is a genus of trace | fossil consisting of the imprints made by the walking |
| The | fossil consists of a single partial left maxilla, an |
| The | fossil consists of a preserved sporocarp containing s |
| The | fossil content of Boulby Quarry is particularly impor |
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