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The Illustrated Guide to the Fossils of the World

by Steve Parker

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This superb visual directory profiles some of the most exciting fossils on the planet. Over 300 generic groups are named, described and dated, and feature color photographs of some of the world¿s best specimens.These fossilized organisms are divided into three biological groups: plants, invertebrates animals and vertebrate animals. Few fossil guides offer such an informative yet accessible approach to this fascinating subject. With 375 color photographs and 405 artworks that emphasize the intricate process of fossilization as well as the appearance of the living organisms, this collection will inspire and educate, and may encourage budding fossil-hunters to trace the remnants of ancient life in their own surroundings.… (more)
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This superb visual directory profiles some of the most exciting fossils on the planet. Over 300 generic groups are named, described and dated, and feature color photographs of some of the world¿s best specimens.These fossilized organisms are divided into three biological groups: plants, invertebrates animals and vertebrate animals. Few fossil guides offer such an informative yet accessible approach to this fascinating subject. With 375 color photographs and 405 artworks that emphasize the intricate process of fossilization as well as the appearance of the living organisms, this collection will inspire and educate, and may encourage budding fossil-hunters to trace the remnants of ancient life in their own surroundings.

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