1000 Facts on Fossils
1000 Facts on Fossils by Chris Pellant, published by Sandy Creek in 2007, is a comprehensive exploration of fossils, detailing their significance and the processes involved in their formation and excavation. This edition spans 224 pages and is presented in English, offering readers an informative look into the world of paleontology.
The book delves into various aspects of fossils, including their formation, dating methods, and the techniques used by paleontologists to uncover them. Each spread features ten bulleted facts, complemented by hundreds of images and fascinating fact panels, making it a visually engaging resource. A comprehensive index is also included, ensuring that readers can easily navigate the wealth of information presented.
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Synopsis A fossil is the mark or preserved remains of a plant or animal that lived many thousands of years ago. This book explores the importance of fossils and what they tell us, where and how they form, and the way in which paleontologists excavate them. From formation through to dating, this book provides all the information you need about this fascinating topic. Ten bulleted facts on every spread Hundreds of images Fascinating fact panels Comprehensive index
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