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Author: Mark Renz In this beautifully illustrated book, Mark Renz has faithfully captured the sense of awe and discovery that accompanies finding and studying megalodon fossils. More importantly, he has been able to condense the arcane discussions of scientists to a manageable level of complexity, while maintaining a sense of wonder at the richness and complexity of the world around us. 170 pages. Includes close to 400 images, both color and black & white.
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Author:
Byron Fink Byron Fink has made a very attractive photo ID book of fossilized shark’s teeth, showing in full color both upper and lower teeth specimens. Also hundreds of other Southeastern U.S. fossils. Color photographs will help both the amateur fossil collector and paleontologist identify various types of fossils.
Price is $9.00, plus $3.95 shipping |
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Author: Frank Kocsis, Jr.
A hefty identification guide to
fossils in Florida and elsewhere, by Frank A. Kocsis, Jr. 850 photos. It
also contains pictures of more common beasts in the fossil record such
as sharks, sabercats, jaguars, bears, giant ground sloths and huge
tortoises. Kocsis even has a section on paleontological oddities such as
an infected tiger shark tooth, bite marks in an alligator scute, or
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Author: Mark Renz Paleontologist
stumbles onto a 500,000 year-old ancient Florida river bed and discovers dozens
of skeletons of lumbering mammoth and mastodon elephants, bull-size ground
sloths, llamas, old-world horses, pig-like peccaries, primitive wolves and deer.
The discovery triggers many questions. Was it a major storm, flood, drought or
plague that killed so many creatures at once? Nearly 800 field photos offer
tantalizing clues about how these animals lived and died.
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