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British Palaeozoic Fossils

Geology Guide
By: L Robin M Cocks(Editor)
168 pages, 67 plates with b/w illustrations, b/w illustrations, 1 colour map
British Palaeozoic Fossils
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The opening of the Palaeozoic era, some 570 million years ago, coincides with a remarkable burst of evolutionary activity. In British Paleozoic Fossils 443 species from this time, and the following 350 million years, are illustrated and described. It features those animal and plant species that are most commonly found in Britain.

Produced by specialists from the world renowned Department of Palaeontology at the Natural History Museum, London, the book includes 69 plates of accurate black-and-white line drawings. Each of the species is illustrated with at least one drawing, which is accompanied by details of where it can be found. There are also stratigraphical tables showing the classification of British Palaeozoic rock formations and a comprehensive listing of the geological distribution of each species illustrated, which can be cross-referenced with the appropriate illustration. A brief explanation of the scientific names of fossils and a map of the distribution of Palaeozoic strata are also available.

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Geology Guide
By: L Robin M Cocks(Editor)
168 pages, 67 plates with b/w illustrations, b/w illustrations, 1 colour map
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