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They included in this Family a few | fossils that they believed belonged to small non - av |
Only a few | fossils have been found, including a skull from Patag |
Both species inhabited Russia, and A. hedei | fossils have also been uncovered in Sweden, Estonia, |
In England, A. salteri's | fossils are found in extreme abundance in the Lower O |
Ghost Ranch is famous for an abundance of | fossils of the similar theropod Coelophysis. |
untry of Ha-mi appears to be very abundant in | fossils and valuable minerals: the Chinese have, for |
above the tracksite contains abundant marine | fossils including numerous Gryphaea nebrascensis, ind |
There are abundant shelly | fossils and corals. |
The few recent shells found may actually be | fossils dredged up recently. |
ion of Orange Free State, South Africa (where | fossils of Eucnemesaurus have been found), and Ischig |
ucture found in the early Ypresian age Eocene | fossils found in British Columbia, Canada. |
to be one of the only complete ice age whale | fossils in existence. |
family known from Clarkforkian age Paleocene | fossils found in western North Dakota, USA. |
Also found at Alcoota are | fossils of herds of the wombat-like diprotodontoids K |
y limestone and calcite which make up all the | fossils. |
All known | fossils come from Early Permian deposits of Western S |
l specimen, "No.8444", is a female; all three | fossils are currently residing in Harvard University' |
Almost complete | fossils belong to juvenile and adult specimens and sh |
It also contains | fossils in the Koobi Fora deposits which are unique i |
heulean layer of the same cave also contained | fossils Tchernov described as precursors of both the |
by paleontologist E. Scott, who also assigned | fossils from the Anza-Borrego Desert in California, t |
Although the | fossils have been referred to in scientific literatur |
Although the | fossils of Beelzebufo appear in what is now Madagasca |
e animals, plants, Native American artifacts, | fossils, and minerals. |
Dinosaur remains are among the | fossils that have been recovered from the formation, |
Dinosaur remains are among the | fossils that have been recovered from the formation. |
Fedexia remains are among the | fossils that have been recovered from the formation. |
Plesiosaur remains are among the | fossils that have been recovered from its strata. |
Among the | fossils on show, special mention should be made of ca |
s diagnostic to the genus level are among the | fossils that have been recovered from the formation. |
Among the | fossils on display is a 9 million year old baleen wha |
There have been a notable amount of | fossils found along the beaches of the Ware Cliffs in |
the phyllolepids' lifestyle and anatomy, most | fossils consist of fragments of their thoracic armor, |
t are a valley of the Niobrara River, and the | fossils found on Carnegie Hill and University Hill. |
r strip it bare, exposing rocks and sometimes | fossils. |
as well as the stratigraphy and invertebrate | fossils of Dorset. |
ics, including extinct penguins, and dinosaur | fossils sent to Sweden from China and the San Juan Ba |
at flourished in the Permian Period and whose | fossils have been found in that structure. |
ldest equid known from North America, and its | fossils come from the earliest Eocene of the Bighorn |
It lived during the Early Cretaceous, and its | fossils were found in England. |
ywhere, as well as many unique and remarkable | fossils. |
Cockburn examines the rare and delicate | fossils preserved in silica that were discovered and |
Also the Francevillian Group and Grypania | fossils and the first eukaryotes appeared during this |
e park have previously yielded leaf and shell | fossils. |
vestock such as goats were found, and various | Fossils were also found as mud had flowed into the st |
ossil footprints, vertebrate and invertebrate | fossils, and fossils attributed to various dinosaur g |
ding 2,500 birds, 20,000 molluscs, and 50,000 | fossils. |
million years, according to camel and rodent | fossils found. |
e specimen consisting of part and counterpart | fossils, originally part of the Samuel Hubbard Scudde |
sists of river channel sediments and contains | fossils of fish, turtles, crocodilians, birds and a d |
a had been deposited in former seas, and that | fossils are organic in origin. |
known from the Late Cretaceous period and its | fossils were found in Mongolia. |
tera and there are 100,000 mollusca and 5,000 | fossils. |
d other metamorphic changes, and consequently | fossils are less common and more difficult to observe |
She also studied molluscs and their | fossils, in particular she favoured Argonauta argo. |
There were many pleistocene and miocene | fossils found throughout the Peace River area, eventu |
To keep body and trace | fossils nomenclatorially separate, ichnospecies are e |
e come to be known as the "Madonna and Child" | fossils. |
yielded the remains of many insects and leaf | fossils. |
an easy access to the Jurassic and Cretaceous | fossils. |
share many of the same vertebrates and plant | fossils. |
earn eggs by defeat other dinosaurs and earn | fossils by tapping dirt with the stylus. |
ries for American Indian artifacts and animal | fossils that have washed downstream. |
Cornua ammonis and other | fossils are found here. |
led Bone Wars, a rush to collect and identify | fossils in the American West. |
ofossils, the Origin of Life, and Precambrian | fossils such as the Ediacara biota. |
om the Perm region of Russia, and Precambrian | fossils from Siberia. |
It was ancestral to Elasmotherium, and its | fossils have been found in western China. |
gle species, R. oregonensis, is known and all | fossils come from the John Day Formation in Oregon. |
e been dated to the same time period, and the | fossils in Hubei appear to be of a later date than el |
licerates (arthropods) include trace and body | fossils of xiphosurid merostomes and arachnids, inclu |
of the rocks at and around Pilot Knob and the | fossils they contain. |
ur sent specimens of unique fish, animals and | fossils, as well as artifacts he had dug from the Ind |
in 1872 and offered to identify any important | fossils free of charge, and to give Mudge sole credit |
It is also sometimes applied to | fossils which appear sporadically at different times |
Laboratory for the research and appraisal of | fossils unearthed at Peking Man Site in Zhoukoudian, |
tailed 3D computer model of the arachnid from | fossils. |
gh Atlas, but from another formation, are the | fossils of another, smaller theropod (currently in pr |
On the daytime surface there are various | fossils including vertebrae of ichthyosauruses and th |
These flints are trace | fossils of the burrows of an organism otherwise unkno |
They are trace | fossils and can be subdivided into ichnotaxa. |
Planolites are trace | fossils made during the feeding process of ancient wo |
ibits highlighting the local area, including: | Fossils, Sugar, Cattle Industry First, Commercial Fis |
department study and collect in the areas of | Fossils (invertebrate, vertebrate, plant and trace fo |
old or younger, judging by the artifacts and | fossils found. |
ve ichnofossils, more commonly known as trace | fossils. |
eri that they are never found as contemporary | fossils in the same region. |
r hand, Eporeodon was a rare oreodont, as its | fossils only make up about one percent of all oreodon |
of Eoplectreurys are preserved as compression | fossils in the fine-grained lacustrian rocks and thus |
iculated dinosaur skeletons, as well as other | fossils. |
l scientists only increased in number as more | fossils were found. |
As additional | fossils were discovered and described, it became appa |
part of Dorset's Jurassic Coast; and as such, | fossils can be found in the cliffs. |
" is colloquial Arabic for "teenager", as the | fossils found were believed to be from a juvenile. |
began to work on the use of ammonites as Zone | fossils in Jurassic stratigraphy and became the leadi |
Von Huene assigned those | fossils to Laplatasaurus that seemed to indicate a ra |
y the sedimentary environment associated with | fossils to aid in the understanding of evolutionary d |
Guests look at spectacular | fossils including the Trinity River Mammoth that live |
iovanni's friends) and Giovanni marvel at the | fossils that Giovanni's father brought back from his |
s Sereno started to take a closer look at the | fossils, he found that it had many skeletal features |
inonicteris (one species; Australia; earliest | fossils from the Miocene) |
irst evidence of Australian multituberculates | Fossils date back to the Aptian stage of the Early Cr |
Australopithecus afarensis | fossils have only been discovered within northern Afr |
This species was described based on | fossils discovered in a cave near Portland Ridge. |
It was established based on | fossils found in England, e.g. in the famous London C |
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 |
s Seitaad ruessi, described in 2010, based on | fossils recovered from the Navajo Sandstone formation |
It is based on | fossils long thought to have belonged to Chasmosaurus |
J. rugoculus, was described in 2010, based on | fossils recovered in the U.S. state of New Mexico. |
It is based on | fossils from the Lower Triassic lake deposits exposed |
othriospondylus, B. madagascariensis based on | fossils found before 1894 by J.T. |
Bridger Formation of Wyoming; it is based on | fossils that are difficult to distinguish from other |
They are believed to be the | fossils of a non-dinosaurian archosaur. |
or such relative dating purposes can be whole | fossils or broken fragments of organisms. |
However, because their | fossils have never been found in floodplain deposits |
This is also significant because the | fossils present during this period of the Pliocene re |
described in 1985 by Jonathan J. Becker from | fossils found in the U.S state of Florida and dating |
the local geology, a volcanic ash bed, trace | fossils, paleo-ecology, economic development of coal, |
tion found a large extent of glacial beds and | fossils, and these were thought to extend as far nort |
Hitchcock believed the | fossils were made by gigantic ancient birds, long bef |
il, although incomplete on the best preserved | fossils. |
es in the fossil record, and better preserved | fossils in Cretaceous age sediments than in earlier T |
doll's house and other toys, birds, animals, | fossils, rocks, minerals and other natural history it |
eontologists stumbled upon dinosaur bones and | fossils during a regular geological survey of this mi |
Chapman published Book of | Fossils (London and Sydney) in 1934. |
the hazards of deposition in so breaking the | fossils as to give free scope to individual judgment |
stopher's Well, hidden in a grotto built from | fossils and shells. |
es of chemical hazards include the burning of | fossils, materials and chemicals used in construction |
It was relatively incomplete, but more | fossils would soon turn up. |
ily Canidae were placed in Nothocyon, but new | fossils showed that the type species of Nothocyon, N. |
ayfish, various insects (represented by trace | fossils), the lungfish Ceratodus, ray-finned fish, th |
Some larger, broader skulled C. lepophagus | fossils found in northern Texas may represent the anc |
ifera, radiolaria and calcareous nanoplankton | fossils. |
In May, Mantell publishes a book called The | Fossils of the South Downs wherein he briefly describ |
Late Cambrian trace | fossils from intertidal settings include Protichnites |
One well-known occurrence of Cambrian trace | fossils is the famous 'Pipe Rock' of northwest Scotla |
his Tapejara from his Pteranodon and can find | fossils better than a trained paleontologist. |
n the plains of North America and Canada with | fossils found in Saskatchewan and Colorado, Montana, |
dinosaurs, after creating special cards from | fossils, using a special device called a Dinoshot. |
taru adjectives, surviving in a few cases as | fossils. |
Museum at the Smithsonian to collect casts of | fossils from the museum's collection. |
. Huxley in the preparation of a Catalogue of | Fossils in the Museum of Practical Geology. |
ieldwork at the Margaret River caves, finding | fossils of several species of extinct monotremes and |
e walking trails and a visitors' center, with | fossils, historical documents, etc. |
tically to collect with hammer and chisel the | fossils from the Caithness flags. |
e, he would later make the curious claim that | fossils were made by God to decorate the inside of th |
Whilst digging for clay many | fossils were discovered. |
He co-wrote The | Fossils of The Burgess Shale. |
o in the nineteenth century had collected the | fossils near Jordan's Cliff at Weymouth. |
izard") is the name of a sparse collection of | fossils that are nomen vanum-- that is, they will pro |
rth History - A paleontological collection of | fossils over a billion years old (some of the oldest |
He used the castle to store his collection of | fossils in the limestone walls. |
is the source of the remarkable collection of | fossils. |
He also made several collections of | fossils in Argentina. |
Hutton's valuable collections of | fossils, which passed to the council of the Mining In |
He formed one of the largest collections of | fossils of the world at the time, which served him as |
a Native American gallery and collections of | fossils and dinosaur skeletons from Oklahoma and thro |
ay the museum contains Fabre's collections of | fossils, minerals, 594 watercolors of mushrooms, manu |
scribed as being a dilettante, a collector of | fossils, curios, books and paintings and a keen garde |
As linguist, scientist, collector of | fossils and of books, writer on historical, political |
boring which is one of the most common trace | fossils in hard substrates such as rocks, carbonate h |
Comparing the | fossils' size to the wing bones of other ground birds |
own from a limited number of compression wing | fossils, there is little data on the general morpholo |
ublished in 1677), Robert Plot concludes that | fossils (which he referred to as "lapides sui generis |
me limestone was used in its construction and | fossils of plants and animals are visible. |
many Hiemalora bearing beds also contain such | fossils as Cyclomedusa, but do not preserve the tenta |
is sandy with stones which contain cretaceous | fossils. |
the stratigraphic section containing Strombus | fossils originally investigated by Gignoux. |
ician Tumblagooda sandstone, containing trace | fossils of Skolithos and probably Diplocraterion. |
d of some 14 million years containing several | fossils. |
e of the lack of marine beds containing index | fossils, but the Kuwajima Formation is known to have |
It also contains ancient | fossils. |
The chalk contains many | fossils such as ammonites and nautilus. |
untled history museum janitor who could bring | fossils and statues to life through a special remote |
About the size of a cow, its | fossils are some of the largest found in the Badlands |
Panning for gem stones, crystals and | fossils is another activity offered at this attractio |
Daphoenus ruber | fossils were found in Oligocene Arikareean rocks in t |
Daphoenus lambei | fossils found in Eocene Duchesnean rocks at the Big R |
e circular reasoning, that the rocks date the | fossils, and fossils date the rocks? |
ost primitive globidontan known to date, with | fossils being found from France, Spain, Italy, and Sl |
known for his work in the relative dating of | fossils by fluorine content, was instrumental in the |
ng ordinary bacterial decomposition; however, | fossils of fishes of distinctly bottom-dwelling type |
path of hominid evolution as demonstrated by | fossils found elsewhere. |
The trail depicts typical | fossils (both real and replicates) dating up to 40 mi |
The two known species were described after | fossils from the Early Eocene Green River Formation ( |
The King Kong Grosbeak was described from | fossils found at Barber's Point and Ulupau Head on th |
st species of Aerodramus to be described from | fossils. |
It was described from | fossils found in a Maevarano Formation quarry near th |
The crater is 6 km in diameter, and | fossils found in the rock filling the crater suggest |
Dichrodium fern | fossils in silt parting from Triassic coal measures w |
Visitors can dig for | fossils at the site and take them home. |
pictured in the Chinese book The Dinosaur Egg | Fossils in Nanyang, China by Zhou S. (2005). |
e Center is a museum devoted to dinosaurs and | fossils. |
The Dinosaurs and | Fossils Gallery showcases several real and replicated |
ion of many specimens of dinosaurs, including | fossils of Styracosaurus, Daspletosaurus, Corythosaur |
Disarticulated dinosaur | fossils are common in the area. |
cannot be drilled, and discover dinosaur-like | fossils of a creature resembling the Garuda from Thai |
d returns there to successfully discover more | fossils belonging to the species. |
Laksmikanta Roy Choudhury who discovered the | fossils of Sati's finger in a lake called Kalikunda. |
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