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Fossils appear in casts and molds, as well as origina | |
extinct species of rodent known from Miocene | fossils found in Africa. |
The | fossils found in the Afar region were named "AL" mean |
It is known from | fossils found in the Fengjiahe Formation (or the Lowe |
Cockburn examines the rare and delicate | fossils preserved in silica that were discovered and |
This species was described based on | fossils discovered in a cave near Portland Ridge. |
Some larger, broader skulled C. lepophagus | fossils found in northern Texas may represent the anc |
Daphoenus lambei | fossils found in Eocene Duchesnean rocks at the Big R |
during the Early Cretaceous and is known from | fossils found in the Jiufotang Formation in Liaoning |
human race distinct from the Neanderthal man | fossils discovered in Germany in 1856. |
It was established based on | fossils found in England, e.g. in the famous London C |
n the plains of North America and Canada with | fossils found in Saskatchewan and Colorado, Montana, |
A Commander Durand found the | fossils there in 1870 and sent them to French paleont |
Anatalavis oxfordi was described based on | fossils found in the Eocene (Ypresian age) London Cla |
Didazoon was erected by Shu, et al. based on | fossils found in the Qiongzhusi (Chiungchussu) Format |
andstone in what is now New South Wales, with | fossils found in shale lenses within the sandstone. |
ains of Kambara are among the oldest Tertiary | fossils found in Australia (although there are some r |
ucture found in the early Ypresian age Eocene | fossils found in British Columbia, Canada. |
older than M. coosensis, which is known from | fossils found in Washington, Oregon, and California. |
They lived in the late Permian period, with | fossils discovered in South Africa. |
ate Cretaceous about 80 mya and is known from | fossils found in the Mooreville Chalk Formation in Gr |
species of agnostid trilobite known only from | fossils found in the Ordovician Zitai Formation of so |
ate Cretaceous about 75 mya and is known from | fossils found in the Bissekty Formation of the Kyzyl |
to splendidly preserved, uncrushed Markuelia | fossils found in Hunan province in southern China and |
species of Pica, Pica mourerae, is known from | fossils found in Pliocene-Pleistocene boundary strata |
(late Aptian-early Albian) and is known from | fossils found in the Jiufotang Formation of Liaoning |
family known from Clarkforkian age Paleocene | fossils found in western North Dakota, USA. |
J. rugoculus, was described in 2010, based on | fossils recovered in the U.S. state of New Mexico. |
He also did extensive research on | fossils found in the Devonian and Silurian geological |
The crater is 6 km in diameter, and | fossils found in the rock filling the crater suggest |
to what is now Florida with earliest of their | fossils found in Hernando County dating to 24.8 Ma. |
tinct genus of crocodylian that is known from | fossils found in Santonian-Campanian-age Upper Cretac |
work on the zones of distribution of Mesozoic | fossils (begun in 1834), and on the part played by mi |
ate Cretaceous about 78 mya and is known from | fossils found in the Bissekty Formation in the Kyzyl |
The members of this subfamily are known from | fossils found in New Zealand, Antarctica, and possibl |
Fossils preserved in Solenhofen limestone are unusual | |
ly Cretaceous about 120 mya and is known from | fossils found in the Jiufotang Formation in Liaoning |
The | fossils found in the Dunkard Group are similar to one |
Fossils found in the Middle Chalk include the brachio | |
Lonsdale was a geologist and his study of | fossils found in South Devon limestones informed the |
xtinct primate of 50 to 46 million years ago; | fossils found in Algeria; considered by some authorit |
Corylopsis reedae described from Eocene leaf | fossils found in Washington State, USA. |
It was described from | fossils found in a Maevarano Formation quarry near th |
Fossils recovered include the holotype maxilla, a pre | |
e Messel Pit is famous for its well-preserved | fossils, which include semiaquatic crocodyliforms suc |
Contemporary | fossils with indigenous artifacts and introduced rat |
under Roy Chapman Andrews which will discover | fossils of Indricotherium (a gigantic hornless rhinoc |
vici, is known from a handful of good quality | fossils preserved inside siderite concrections. |
The | fossils are interpreted as showing a large anterior o |
Late Cambrian trace | fossils from intertidal settings include Protichnites |
The | fossils at Inverloch date to the mid Cretaceous. |
the stratigraphic section containing Strombus | fossils originally investigated by Gignoux. |
Three dinosaur | fossils are involuntarily brought to life by the owne |
It is a rare metamorphic rock that has | fossils; Skolithos is found throughout the formation. |
Based on the partial | fossils, Tochisaurus is thought to have been a troodo |
own from a limited number of compression wing | fossils, there is little data on the general morpholo |
l contains good exposures of Gigantoproductus | fossils; it is part of a designated Site of Special S |
Fossils of it have been found on Seymour Island off t | |
t "Birds-Eye" rock had a design made from the | fossils that it contained. |
The plant is known from | fossils of its flowers, fruits, and pollen. |
le of Life: The Discovery of Earth's Earliest | Fossils by J. William Schopf |
Objects include exotic animals, | fossils, and Japanese armour. |
follows: 1 origins (Ginkgo Biloba), 2 living | fossils (Cryptomeria japonica, Cunninghamia lanceolat |
o in the nineteenth century had collected the | fossils near Jordan's Cliff at Weymouth. |
began to work on the use of ammonites as Zone | fossils in Jurassic stratigraphy and became the leadi |
However, | fossils of Kimberella have been found at or near the |
Fewer than ten of the | fossils are known to exist. |
Its | fossils are known from Bolivia, Argentina, and Brazil |
Its | fossils are known from Europe, North America and sout |
Its | fossils are known from North America. |
Its | fossils are known from Asia. |
Fossils are known world wide from the lower Sinemuria | |
Its | fossils are known from Europe. |
Fossils are known from the site of Quebrada Fiera of | |
None of their | fossils are known from from the Triassic when the mor |
Tetrapodomorph | fossils are known from the early Devonian onwards, an |
Fossils are known from the Late Jurassic Balabansay F | |
Earlier Precambrian | fossils are known which resemble single-cell green al |
Turaco | fossils are known from much later only. |
Its | fossils are known from Europe and North America. |
Three | fossils of Koreanosaurus have in May 2003 been found |
Von Huene assigned those | fossils to Laplatasaurus that seemed to indicate a ra |
The oldest known | fossils are late Cretaceous in age, found in North Am |
overed the remains of blood cells in dinosaur | fossils and later discovered soft tissue remains in t |
More | fossils were later found from Arizona. |
The | fossils include leaves with visible veins, as well as |
The best | fossils of leaves are found preserved in layers of se |
Two other hominid | fossils (a left femur and a mandible) were in the sam |
Fossils of Leshansaurus were discovered in strata fro | |
d other metamorphic changes, and consequently | fossils are less common and more difficult to observe |
Fossils of Libralces have been found from France to T | |
The museum features numerous replica | fossils and life-sized models of Iguanodon, Polacanth |
Bringing | Fossils To Life: An Introduction To Paleobiology by D |
the use of helicopters in Alberta to collect | fossils and lift heavy dinosaur skeletons in their pl |
x may have been a kuehneosaurid; however, the | fossils were lost, and the characteristics described |
ayfish, various insects (represented by trace | fossils), the lungfish Ceratodus, ray-finned fish, th |
The Australian Museum has | fossils of lyrebirds dating back to about 15 million |
Hitchcock believed the | fossils were made by gigantic ancient birds, long bef |
e, he would later make the curious claim that | fossils were made by God to decorate the inside of th |
Its | fossils consist mainly of aborted fetuses or newly ha |
r hand, Eporeodon was a rare oreodont, as its | fossils only make up about one percent of all oreodon |
Fossils of mammalian fauna include horse, bear, wolf, | |
oths in the movie were based on elephants and | fossils of mammoths, while the sabertooth tiger was b |
itory between Belgium and Germany), where the | fossils were found. |
The cave and its many visible | fossils was mentioned in the writings of Edward Lhuyd |
on was named by Stuart L. Warter in 1976 from | fossils of Middle Miocene, Barstovian age, found in m |
Because mankind has encountered | fossils for millennia, paleontology has a long histor |
iste Robinet, who believed that nature formed | fossils in mimicry of portions of the human anatomy- |
osts a collection of 80,000 samples of rocks, | fossils, and minerals from Romania. |
t his book collection and two cabinets of his | fossils and minerals as a bequest to Bristol's public |
doll's house and other toys, birds, animals, | fossils, rocks, minerals and other natural history it |
e animals, plants, Native American artifacts, | fossils, and minerals. |
uck-billed dinosaur) nest and embryo, ancient | fossils, dinosaur models, located in the Warner. |
his old species that had no particularly good | fossils or modern descendants, the infernences on its |
Their | fossils occur most commonly in marine calcareous, mic |
s, and include a major collection of dinosaur | fossils and mounted skeletons. |
s permanent displays include rocks, minerals, | fossils, animal mounts, a model railroad, and Native |
ng perhaps 4-6 tons, was also identified from | fossils on Mt. |
The earliest | fossils of multicellular organisms include the contes |
nonymous (through the discovery of additional | fossils) the name Lewisuchus would have priority. |
The | fossils now named Adeopapposaurus were first thought |
pictured in the Chinese book The Dinosaur Egg | Fossils in Nanyang, China by Zhou S. (2005). |
Its | fossils, a nearly complete skeleton including the sku |
n primate taxon known until the Miocene, more | fossils are needed before it's phylogenetic position |
Since the | fossils have never been fully described in a scientif |
However, because their | fossils have never been found in floodplain deposits |
iety declares that despite their appearances, | fossils were never part of any animals. |
portant as the youngest locality for Devonian | fossils in New South Wales, containing a diverse rang |
Since their | fossils show no signs of a gut or other organs, chanc |
be the richest cache of undisturbed dinosaur | fossils in North America. |
s the largest concentration of Hagerman Horse | fossils in North America. |
G. Edward Lewis discovers 'man-like ape' | fossils in Northern India. |
ell discovered a strange mixture of rocks and | fossils of northern provenance in Coldfall Wood, Musw |
owed the Dromopoda to be monophylic only when | fossils were not taken into account. |
The | fossils do not preserve the leaf-like membrane, so on |
ed that at least some of the "Medusaceratops" | fossils did not belong to Albertaceratops. |
f the Dromaeosauridae, but after studying the | fossils they now believe it was related to Allosaurus |
The | fossils are now held in the local post office, where |
Due to the fragmentary nature of Metailurus | fossils, the number of species is subject to debate. |
above the tracksite contains abundant marine | fossils including numerous Gryphaea nebrascensis, ind |
es include exhibits of 19th-century costumes, | fossils, prehistoric objects, and Romano-British arti |
in 1872 and offered to identify any important | fossils free of charge, and to give Mudge sole credit |
rus was a plesiosaur similar to Elasmosaurus; | fossils consist of a single but nearly complete skele |
the phyllolepids' lifestyle and anatomy, most | fossils consist of fragments of their thoracic armor, |
The | fossils, consisting of three fossil dorsal (back) ver |
These | fossils consist of a partial manus (hand), a tibia, a |
The | fossils, consisting of a partial skeleton including r |
discovers a Coelacanth, formerly only seen in | fossils millions of years old, in a fisherman's catch |
name is derived from the fact that its first | fossils were of its very spiny legs, which were mista |
As linguist, scientist, collector of | fossils and of books, writer on historical, political |
The formation is known for its vertebrate | fossils, most of which are preserved in unstructured |
The | fossils consist of one nearly-complete skeleton, cons |
a includes a Collection with more than 17,000 | fossils (as of 2009), preparation laboratory and camp |
Its | fossils, consisting of six caudal vertebrae, together |
The presence of | fossils typical of the shorter-winged and more delica |
One explanation holds that the | fossils are of a modern human with microcephaly, whil |
Fossils are often formed by pseudomorphic replacement | |
successful and abundant genus, with multiple | fossils often often being found at a single site. |
hiacodon, and Eryops, according to the latest | Fossils of Ohio book. |
s impossible to extract genetic material from | fossils this old, the phylogenetic position of dinoce |
t are a valley of the Niobrara River, and the | fossils found on Carnegie Hill and University Hill. |
Ophthalmosaurus chrisorum, named in 1993 from | fossils found on Melville Island in the Northwest Ter |
Fossils found on Ellesmere Island, near Greenland, sh | |
These | fossils were once uncritically considered as being fr |
Sometime | fossils contain only carbon. |
Australopithecus afarensis | fossils have only been discovered within northern Afr |
a had been deposited in former seas, and that | fossils are organic in origin. |
The type species | fossils were originally found in the Bollock Creek ar |
ific name refers to the Trias, the period the | fossils were originally thought to date from. |
it to illustrate some of her own ichthyosaur | fossils, and other local artists were soon doing the |
However, the | fossils turned out to be petrified wood, to the great |
incorrectly identified dinosaur prints, other | fossils, or outright forgeries. |
Fossils of Oxetocyon are rare and, as a result, the g | |
ature reconstructions derived from chironomid | fossils, and palaeosalinity records inferred from dia |
Prior to this discovery, few | fossils of Paleocene-epoch vertebrates had been found |
The diversity, morphology and distribution of | fossils appear parallel to some modern species. |
Mandla Plant | Fossils National Park, near Dindori, Madhya Pradesh. |
e specimen consisting of part and counterpart | fossils, originally part of the Samuel Hubbard Scudde |
She also studied molluscs and their | fossils, in particular she favoured Argonauta argo. |
Hutton's valuable collections of | fossils, which passed to the council of the Mining In |
to various theories of an ancient earth, and | fossils showing past extinctions prompted early ideas |
nce for coal, was the discovery of Mesosaurus | fossils within Permian black shales (Irati Formation) |
books, as well as many specimens of minerals, | fossils, shells, physical and electrical devices, etc |
s, including deep-sea sediment cores (and the | fossils of phytoplankton and zooplankton they contain |
In fact, some African | fossils originally placed in Merycopotamus, but are n |
me limestone was used in its construction and | fossils of plants and animals are visible. |
It contains | fossils of plants and sea creatures and its cliffs sh |
allenges of engaging audiences with series on | fossils and plants, both collaborations with veteran |
on years, the site is filled with over 20,000 | fossils including plants, carnivorous fish and large |
The cave has yielded | fossils of Pleistocene fauna over 35,000 years old, i |
The only known | fossils of Poekilopleuron are destroyed during the Al |
The bony remains of the Elgin reptile | fossils were poor, sometimes just indentations in roc |
Chamaemyiid | fossils are poorly represented in amber deposits but |
Most of the Quaternary mammal | fossils and prehistoric human relics and tools that h |
Fossils are present from the upper Karyomayol and low | |
Reworked Cretaceous | fossils are preserved at the base of the channel comp |
William Buckland realizes that | fossils he previously believed to be of cetacean orig |
Removal of | fossils is prohibited. |
The good condition of the | fossils has prompted them to be used as evidence by y |
human ancestor, and whether all of the known | fossils are properly attributed to the species. |
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