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Interesting!
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Awesome shot Gerry. The penny is a great
reference as well.
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Just great, you've got to love Canada!
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Great find Gerry and a great shot as well.
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Amazing detail! Great shot!
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Really nice!
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Fantastic shot!
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Exquisite details!!
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Neat shot! Interesting with the penny for
scale...I like it!
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Natures best!
Way cool.
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wow, where did you find that!?!?! so very
cool, I LOVE trilobytes! great comparison
shot...
hey, it is on Explore, #356! Congrats, well
deserved!
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interesting...
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Great luck to find it! Very nice shot!
Natures best!
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That is a fine specimen. Great shot Gerry.
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WOW- incredible fossil!!!
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Beauty! Forgive my ignorance, but do you
know what species this is? And this is in
the famous ancient Burgess Shale, of all
places, where soft tissue is often
fossilized? Wow!
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Thanks for the tight shot of this little guy!
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Way too cool!!!!
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Cool shot! Seen in Explore!
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WOW Gerry those are so cool where did u find
them !
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For carl lexicon, the Burgess shale contains
many soft bodied organisms. The trilobite
though, related to arthropods contains an
exoskeleton. Some of the fossils are saved in
a way that preserves the soft body parts of
the tirlobites.
See also the following picture which shows
where the Walcott Quarry is in relationship
to the Mount Stephen Trilobite beds.
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@ Moby! The Burgess Shale Trilobite beds are
found just above Trail B.C. About 1000 people
per year are allowed to go in by permit to
see this UNESCO Site.
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wonderful shot great clarity of an
outstanding specimen
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Wow, this is awesome, great find and pix,
thanks for sharing this :)
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WOW! Not that is very cool. I'd love to
visit this place someday.
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Trilobites are so interesting, I have some
too.
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Very cool. David showed us these at the
Royal Tyrell.
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Many thanks for publishing these photos -
absolutely fascinating. I enjoyed Stephen J
Gould's book ("Wonderful Life")
about the Burgess Shale fossils and here is a
chance to see them, so to speak, in the life.
Great work....
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WOW! Unbelievalbe...
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So incredible to see fossils like this - it's
really clear too isn't it? Nice idea to use
the coin for comparison.
There's a place called Blue Anchor about 50
miles away that has lots of great fossils in
all the rocks on the beach. It's right on the
English side of the Bristol channel on the
Severn river. We went when I was young to
visit my uncle who had his caravan there at
the time.
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wow! that is soo awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!
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You should come once down to the Sahara...
you would'nt believe it...
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nice one !
thanks for the comment !
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this is so cool. Perfect!
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Wow, a very fine specimen indeed!
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Very awesome capture! We have a great fossil
bed here on the Ohio River as well!
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whered you find this one?
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Amazing detail in this beautiful specimen.
And that is one shiny penny too!
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Great shot.
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