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

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  2. The sedmient in the pan is a sample of sandstone rich in Early Jurassic vertebrates, from Wasson Bluff, Nova Scotia. Find and lable things you think look like fossils. Look for fish scales, hybodont shark teeth, and many other types of teeth or bone fragments. ...join the discovery. facebook.com/Earthqu Will open in a new tab or window...

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  3. This flat surface is a bedding plain within the Inferior Oolite in Dorset that was exposed by quarrying. The surface was created by erosion during the deposition of the rock 180 million years ago when a semi-hardened bed containing fossils was striopped back before the next layer of limestone was deposited. Some of the...

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  4. Here is a great exposure of an ancient reef on the shore of Lough Mask in County Galway Ireland. You can see several types of colonial and solitary rugose coral as well as brachiopods. Also worth noting is the egg-crate weather style on the limestone.

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  5. The Big Bone Room: one of the Vertebrate Paleontology collections rooms at Carnegie Museum of Natural History.

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  6. When Honiton was bypassed in the 1960's, the excavation for the road uncovered the bones of the 'Honiton Hippo' and other animals that lived during a warm period in the Ice Age about 125,000 years ago. This display was put together with funding from the Heritage Lottery 'Collecting Cultures' fund, together with Devo...

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  7. Failles Vivantes 2011

  8. This is a fossil I found in a ravine in New York State.

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  9. Fishbed unit of McCoy Brook Formation at Wasson Bluff, near Parrsboro Nova Scotia, on the shores of the Bay of Fundy.

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  10. Small gallery in Bridport Museum containing displays of high quality local fossils

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