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Academic & Professional Books  Palaeontology  Palaeozoology & Extinctions

Karoo Fossils South Africa's First Land Animals

By: Michael A Cluver(Author), Cedric Hunter(Illustrator), Marietjie du Toit(Illustrator), Roger Smith(Photographer)
103 pages, 55 colour photos and colour & b/w illustrations, colour tables
Karoo Fossils
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  • Karoo Fossils ISBN: 9781485309840 Paperback Apr 2021 In stock
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The Karoo rocks have preserved fossil remains for millions of years. This palaeontological treasure trove tells us more about the first mammals, early dinosaurs, and the ancestors of living reptiles such as crocodiles that roamed our country ages ago. New discoveries explain the impact that climate and environmental changes had on these primitive animals, and recent geological research reveals why fossils much like those of the Karoo have been found in India, China and even Antarctica.

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Dr Michael Cluver concentrated his research on the dicynodont Lystrosaurus, one of the few Karoo therapsids to survive the end-Permian extinction event. He was Director of the South African Museum and after his retirement in 2007, he continued to work at the Iziko Museum of South Africa.

By: Michael A Cluver(Author), Cedric Hunter(Illustrator), Marietjie du Toit(Illustrator), Roger Smith(Photographer)
103 pages, 55 colour photos and colour & b/w illustrations, colour tables
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