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So, now that school has come to an end and I have free time again, I’ve started delving back into th

palaeofail-explained:It’s official: One of the most scientifically significant dinosaur fossils on e

Rare Cretaceous Gastropod epigenized in Dendritic Agate - Betul, India

First Case of a Fossil Facial Tumour Discovered in a Dwarf HadrosauroidIn a study published today in

paradoxspaceheater:historical-nonfiction:Occasionally, fossils become opal instead of stone. They ar

Tyrannosaurus RexCommon name: Tyrannosaurus Rex (tye-RAN-uh-SAWR-us)Size: 12m (40 feet) in lengthAge

geneticist:Opalized dinosaur tooth Fossils are normally formed when minerals fill the cellular space

roosaurusrin:Ceratopsians of Bozeman’s Museum of the Rockies. The pictures include a growth series,

Arsinoitherium was a herbivorous elephant relative that lived in what was the tropical forests of No

earthstory:Iridescence, 47 million years old.Some sites preserve fossils so well that very fine deta

Agatized Batillaria (Eocene) - Assa, Morocco

Eurypterus- Sea ScorpionWhen: Late Silurian ~ 430-420 million years ago Where: In ancient relativel

fossilera:Ammonites are an extinct group of marine invertebrate animals which died out at the end of

Agatized Coral - Withlacoochee River, Lowndes County, Georgia, USA

bjekkergauken:Cambrian gang

othartryggvassen:rhamphotheca:Long Before Trees Overtook the Land, Earth Was Covered by Giant Mushro

rrareearthh:2 petrified wood pieces from the Calapooia River area near Sweet Home, Oregon. Linn Coun

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Early 19th Century artist’s rendering of what a mammoth looked like. Discovery of mammoth fossils in

Uberabatrachus was a small frog that lived among the dinosaurs in Brazil some 70 million years ago.

Ceratogaulus, or the horned gopher, which lived in the Great Plains of North America a few million y

itscolossal:Precise Metallic Replicas of Ancient Fossils and Cells by Allan Drummond

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