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Preserved remains or traces of organisms from a past geological age.

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Использование термина fossil find на английском
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The fossil find shows some modern animal behavior has very old roots, Sereno said.
Wired
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New hominid fossil find in Indonesia;JFK's other forgotten sister.
Radio NZ
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The fossils found in the rocks of the earth's crust support this view.
The Red Man's Continent: A Chronicle of Aboriginal America
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The researchers will use new techniques to re-examine old fossil finds.
The Guardian
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But the new fossil finds predate her by more than half a million years.
Radio NZ
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With his left hand, the solid figure points to other fossils found in Sicily.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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An ammonite fossil found on the Jurassic Coast in Devon.
The South African
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We know this because of some remarkable fossil finds made within the last decade or so.
BBC
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He also made quite extensive investigations as to the geological formations and fossils found in his neighborhood.
A History of Science — Volume 4
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But even a tiny fossil found in the right place can raise some really exciting questions about evolution.
The South African
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It is only the second fossil found to date that shows signs of being attacked by a plesiosaur.
BBC
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This evidence comes in the discovery of fossils found in the Hayden Quarry near Ghost Ranch, New Mexico.
Wired
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Another fossil found in the same Siberian cave has been identified as that of a female Neanderthal's toe.
News.com.au
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In the US, fossils found on private land belong to the landowner; prospectors simply need their permission to dig.
The Guardian
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He argues the prominence of African fossil finds was largely due to their proximity to major palaeoanthropology research institutions.
News.com.au
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Later fossil finds from the Hadar area, and comparisons with other primates, suggest that Lucy lived in a small social group.
BBC