Fossil

Fossil by Paul D. Taylor, published by Dorling Kindersley in 2003, is a 72-page exploration of the fascinating world of fossils. This book provides a vivid account of how fossilized shells, bones, skulls, teeth, and plants reveal the dramatic landscapes and life forms that existed long before modern humans. Written in English, it invites readers to witness the connections between ancient creatures and their modern counterparts.
In this edition, readers will discover intriguing details about various fossils, including the similarities between ichthyosaurs and contemporary dolphins, as well as the unique features of a shell with a precious coating. The book also delves into the lives of early humans, offering insights into their existence a million years ago. With its focus on juvenile nonfiction, science, and nature, Fossil serves as an informative resource for those interested in the natural history of our planet.
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Be an eyewitness to how fossilized shells, bones, skulls, teeth, and plants paint a vivid picture of the dramatic and beautiful world that existed before modern man. – Discover similarities between ichthyosaurs and modern-day dolphins – See a shell with a precious coating – Find out which type of early human lived 1 million years ago
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