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  1. A view of the entrance lobby of the Sternberg Museum of Natural History (www.fhsu.edu/sternberg Will open in a new tab or window/) in Hays, Kansas. From left to right: the gift shop, entrance desk, and mastodon skeleton. Behind the mastodon is the display of debris from the Greensburg Tornado (www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=2423). ...

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  2. After the snowstorm shortened our field trip, we decided to adjourn to the Amherst College Geology Museum - an excellent alternative, as it turned out.

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  3. Named for Bob Linsley, beloved long-time professor of paleontology at Colgate, the geology museum is located in the new Ho Science Center.

  4. View of the hills of Shuwayhat, an island just off the Abu Dhabi mainland. All these sediments are ancient river beds that are producing fossils of extinct forms of crocodiles, hippopotamus, monkeys, rhinos, antelopes, elephants, and other beasts. They are about 7 million years old and show that the Arabian desert has ...

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  5. San Eduardo is a small beach near Miramar, Argentina. With the tripod just over the ocean I took a photograph of the cliffs behind me. The 180 degrees view once assembled looks like an island but that's only a perspective effect. The cliffs are full of fossils, you can try to search for bones and other structures, I do...

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  6. Sidmouth Museum's geology display tells the whole Jurassic Coast story but with a focus on the rare fossil reptile and amphibian bones found on the beaches either side of the town. These animals lived on the banks of branching or braided rivers than once flowed through the Triassic desert about 230 million years ago. W...

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  7. the abandoned Kingbarrow quarry on Portland is managed as a nature reserve by Dorset Wildlife Trust. This bench in the south west corner of the quarry has several nice examples of algal burrs from the layer a tthe base of the Purbeck Beds known as the Fossil Forest. Each of these structures would have formed arround th...

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  8. Ice age dune deposits (aeolian sands) lying unconformably on late Miocene (ca 7Ma) river sediments of the Baynunah Formation. Abu Dhabi Emirate, United Arab Emirates. The dune deposits at the top of the outcrop are made up of cemented oolites which were blown in from the Persian Gulf seabed. During Ice Age maxi...

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  9. Lyme Regis sits at the heart of the Jurassic Coast

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  10. Another gigapan (rather poor) of the huge skull in the Dorset County Museum, Dorchester.

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