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Fossils Alive! or New Walks in an Old Field

Geology Guide Walking / Outdoor Guide Out of Print
By: Nigel H Trewin
211 pages, Col illus
Fossils Alive!
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  • Fossils Alive! ISBN: 9781903765883 Hardback May 2008 Out of Print #181533
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Imagine being a time-traveller, traveling back millions of years in time to join wildlife safaris and visit ancient environments teeming with life. In Fossils Alive!, experience the fauna, flora, and landscapes of ten localities in the geological past of Scotland. You will catch fish in a Devonian lake 380 million years ago in Caithness; escape a great tsunami at Helmsdale following a Jurassic earthquake; and then explore the Carboniferous forests, rivers, and volcanoes of Edinburgh.

On the Isle of Skye, you wander a Jurassic shoreline and see a dinosaur dine. From a submersible, you observe the nuptial dance of ammonites. Pick your way around ancient hot-spring pools and geysers in Aberdeenshire and admire some of the first plants and animals to inhabit the land. The ten areas visited represent some of the most famous fossiliferous locations in Scotland.

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Geology Guide Walking / Outdoor Guide Out of Print
By: Nigel H Trewin
211 pages, Col illus
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