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Date: 2013-01-18 18:19:49 Lycopodiophyta Joggins Nova Scotia Fossils Prehistoric reptiles Hylonomus Sigillaria Cumberland Basin Dendrerpeton Carboniferous Nova Scotia Paleontology Provinces and territories of Canada		Add to Reading List Source URL: www.cspg.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 307,99 KB Share Document on Facebook

	TRACE FOSSILS IN THE TIOGA ASH HELP DECIPHER CHANGING PALEOENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS IN THE MIDDLE DEVONIAN OF WEST VIRGINIA MCDOWELL, RONALD R. (), AVARY, KATHARINE L. , LEWIS, J. ERIC , and WILS DocID: 1veOr - View Document
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	Explore Fossils - Past lives of the Kettleman Hills "Explore Fossils" is one of five Virtual Fieldwork Experience (VFE) modules that explores the geology and paleontology of the Kettleman Hills, which sit on the western DocID: 1uW1O - View Document
	Free Science CPD for Primary School Teachers! ‘Rocks and Fossils’ Thursday 15th March 2018 from 3:30pm till 6:30pm at the University of Leeds Dinosaurs and volcanoes are popular subjects among children of primary sc DocID: 1uRW4 - View Document
	Dinosaur Fossil Dating Have you ever been to a natural history museum and seen preserved dinosaur bones? Or perhaps found an imprint of a footprint or leaf in a rock? All of these things are different types of fossils. A DocID: 1uODY - View Document