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Pliosaurus hatte möglicherweise Arthritis
Pliosaurus hatte möglicherweise Arthritis - neue Erkenntnisse an der Universität Bristol
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Silhouette comparing the sizes of a great white shark (top), killer whale, human diver and the pliosaur.
[A new study by scientists at the university has found signs of a degenerative condition similar to human arthritis in the jaw of a pliosaur, an ancient sea reptile that lived 150 million years ago. The 8 metre long pliosaur was a terrifying creature with a large, crocodile-like head, a short neck, whale-like body and four powerful flippers to propel it through water in pursuit of prey. With its huge jaws and 20 cm long teeth, it would have been capable of ripping most other marine reptiles or dinosaurs to pieces, but this particular individual was the unfortunate victim of an arthritis-like disease.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Pliosaurus hatte möglicherweise Arthritis
Pliosaurus hatte möglicherweise Arthritis - neue Erkenntnisse an der Universität Bristol
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Dr Judyth Sassoon a scientist at the University of Bristol with the lower jaw of the Westbury pliosaur.
[A new study by scientists at the university has found signs of a degenerative condition similar to human arthritis in the jaw of a pliosaur, an ancient sea reptile that lived 150 million years ago. The 8 metre long pliosaur was a terrifying creature with a large, crocodile-like head, a short neck, whale-like body and four powerful flippers to propel it through water in pursuit of prey. With its huge jaws and 20 cm long teeth, it would have been capable of ripping most other marine reptiles or dinosaurs to pieces, but this particular individual was the unfortunate victim of an arthritis-like disease.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Pliosaurus hatte möglicherweise Arthritis
Pliosaurus hatte möglicherweise Arthritis - neue Erkenntnisse an der Universität Bristol
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Dr Judyth Sassoon a scientist at the University of Bristol with the lower jaw of the Westbury pliosaur.
[A new study by scientists at the university has found signs of a degenerative condition similar to human arthritis in the jaw of a pliosaur, an ancient sea reptile that lived 150 million years ago. The 8 metre long pliosaur was a terrifying creature with a large, crocodile-like head, a short neck, whale-like body and four powerful flippers to propel it through water in pursuit of prey. With its huge jaws and 20 cm long teeth, it would have been capable of ripping most other marine reptiles or dinosaurs to pieces, but this particular individual was the unfortunate victim of an arthritis-like disease.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Pliosaurus hatte möglicherweise Arthritis
Pliosaurus hatte möglicherweise Arthritis - neue Erkenntnisse an der Universität Bristol
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Dr Judyth Sassoon a scientist at the University of Bristol with the lower jaw of the Westbury pliosaur.
[A new study by scientists at the university has found signs of a degenerative condition similar to human arthritis in the jaw of a pliosaur, an ancient sea reptile that lived 150 million years ago. The 8 metre long pliosaur was a terrifying creature with a large, crocodile-like head, a short neck, whale-like body and four powerful flippers to propel it through water in pursuit of prey. With its huge jaws and 20 cm long teeth, it would have been capable of ripping most other marine reptiles or dinosaurs to pieces, but this particular individual was the unfortunate victim of an arthritis-like disease.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Pliosaurus hatte möglicherweise Arthritis
Pliosaurus hatte möglicherweise Arthritis - neue Erkenntnisse an der Universität Bristol
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Dr Judyth Sassoon a scientist at the University of Bristol with the lower jaw of the Westbury pliosaur.
[A new study by scientists at the university has found signs of a degenerative condition similar to human arthritis in the jaw of a pliosaur, an ancient sea reptile that lived 150 million years ago. The 8 metre long pliosaur was a terrifying creature with a large, crocodile-like head, a short neck, whale-like body and four powerful flippers to propel it through water in pursuit of prey. With its huge jaws and 20 cm long teeth, it would have been capable of ripping most other marine reptiles or dinosaurs to pieces, but this particular individual was the unfortunate victim of an arthritis-like disease.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Pliosaurus hatte möglicherweise Arthritis
Pliosaurus hatte möglicherweise Arthritis - neue Erkenntnisse an der Universität Bristol
/ 150512
Silhouette comparing the sizes of a great white shark (top), killer whale, human diver and the pliosaur.
[A new study by scientists at the university has found signs of a degenerative condition similar to human arthritis in the jaw of a pliosaur, an ancient sea reptile that lived 150 million years ago. The 8 metre long pliosaur was a terrifying creature with a large, crocodile-like head, a short neck, whale-like body and four powerful flippers to propel it through water in pursuit of prey. With its huge jaws and 20 cm long teeth, it would have been capable of ripping most other marine reptiles or dinosaurs to pieces, but this particular individual was the unfortunate victim of an arthritis-like disease.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Pliosaurus hatte möglicherweise Arthritis
Pliosaurus hatte möglicherweise Arthritis - neue Erkenntnisse an der Universität Bristol
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Dr Judyth Sassoon a scientist at the University of Bristol with the lower jaw of the Westbury pliosaur.
[A new study by scientists at the university has found signs of a degenerative condition similar to human arthritis in the jaw of a pliosaur, an ancient sea reptile that lived 150 million years ago. The 8 metre long pliosaur was a terrifying creature with a large, crocodile-like head, a short neck, whale-like body and four powerful flippers to propel it through water in pursuit of prey. With its huge jaws and 20 cm long teeth, it would have been capable of ripping most other marine reptiles or dinosaurs to pieces, but this particular individual was the unfortunate victim of an arthritis-like disease.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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DUKAS_23769034_ACP
Pliosaurus hatte möglicherweise Arthritis
Pliosaurus hatte möglicherweise Arthritis - neue Erkenntnisse an der Universität Bristol
/ 150512
Dr Judyth Sassoon a scientist at the University of Bristol with the lower jaw of the Westbury pliosaur.
[A new study by scientists at the university has found signs of a degenerative condition similar to human arthritis in the jaw of a pliosaur, an ancient sea reptile that lived 150 million years ago. The 8 metre long pliosaur was a terrifying creature with a large, crocodile-like head, a short neck, whale-like body and four powerful flippers to propel it through water in pursuit of prey. With its huge jaws and 20 cm long teeth, it would have been capable of ripping most other marine reptiles or dinosaurs to pieces, but this particular individual was the unfortunate victim of an arthritis-like disease.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Pliosaurus hatte möglicherweise Arthritis
Pliosaurus hatte möglicherweise Arthritis - neue Erkenntnisse an der Universität Bristol
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Dr Judyth Sassoon a scientist at the University of Bristol with the lower jaw of the Westbury pliosaur.
[A new study by scientists at the university has found signs of a degenerative condition similar to human arthritis in the jaw of a pliosaur, an ancient sea reptile that lived 150 million years ago. The 8 metre long pliosaur was a terrifying creature with a large, crocodile-like head, a short neck, whale-like body and four powerful flippers to propel it through water in pursuit of prey. With its huge jaws and 20 cm long teeth, it would have been capable of ripping most other marine reptiles or dinosaurs to pieces, but this particular individual was the unfortunate victim of an arthritis-like disease.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Pliosaurus hatte möglicherweise Arthritis
Pliosaurus hatte möglicherweise Arthritis - neue Erkenntnisse an der Universität Bristol
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Dr Judyth Sassoon a scientist at the University of Bristol with the lower jaw of the Westbury pliosaur.
[A new study by scientists at the university has found signs of a degenerative condition similar to human arthritis in the jaw of a pliosaur, an ancient sea reptile that lived 150 million years ago. The 8 metre long pliosaur was a terrifying creature with a large, crocodile-like head, a short neck, whale-like body and four powerful flippers to propel it through water in pursuit of prey. With its huge jaws and 20 cm long teeth, it would have been capable of ripping most other marine reptiles or dinosaurs to pieces, but this particular individual was the unfortunate victim of an arthritis-like disease.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Fünfjährige findet 140 Millionen Jahre altes Fossil
Zusammen 140 Millionen und 5 Jahre alt sind Emily Baldry und das von ihr gefundene Fossil
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[Jill Bewley, from Cotswold Water Park, holds he rare 140 million year old fossil at Cotswold Water Park. 12 SEPT 2011 See story SWFOSSIL A proud schoolgirl has donated a 140-million-year-old fossil to a museum - after discovering it with a seaside spade aged just FIVE. Kind hearted Emily Baldry, now six, unearthed the extremely rare Rieneckia odysseus fossil during her first archeological dig last year. She pulled the 130 lb specimen - which has a diameter of 40cm - out of the ground with stunned dad Jon Baldry at Cotswold Water Park in Gloucestershire] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Fünfjährige findet 140 Millionen Jahre altes Fossil
Jill Bewley vom Cotswold Water Park Trust zeigt den 140 Millionen Jahre alten Ammoniten
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[Jill Bewley, from Cotswold Water Park, holds he rare 140 million year old fossil at Cotswold Water Park. 12 SEPT 2011 See story SWFOSSIL A proud schoolgirl has donated a 140-million-year-old fossil to a museum - after discovering it with a seaside spade aged just FIVE. Kind hearted Emily Baldry, now six, unearthed the extremely rare Rieneckia odysseus fossil during her first archeological dig last year. She pulled the 130 lb specimen - which has a diameter of 40cm - out of the ground with stunned dad Jon Baldry at Cotswold Water Park in Gloucestershire] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Fünfjährige findet 140 Millionen Jahre altes Fossil
Jill Bewley vom Cotswold Water Park Trust zeigt den 140 Millionen Jahre alten Ammoniten
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[Jill Bewley, from Cotswold Water Park, holds he rare 140 million year old fossil at Cotswold Water Park. 12 SEPT 2011 See story SWFOSSIL A proud schoolgirl has donated a 140-million-year-old fossil to a museum - after discovering it with a seaside spade aged just FIVE. Kind hearted Emily Baldry, now six, unearthed the extremely rare Rieneckia odysseus fossil during her first archeological dig last year. She pulled the 130 lb specimen - which has a diameter of 40cm - out of the ground with stunned dad Jon Baldry at Cotswold Water Park in Gloucestershire] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Fünfjährige findet 140 Millionen Jahre altes Fossil
Neville Hollingwort hat das sehr seltenes 140 Millionen Jahre alte "Rieneckia odysseus" Fossil für Emily Baldry (6) und ihren Vater Jon Baldry restauriert
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[Neville Hollingworth, 50, who restored the fossil, Jon Baldry, 40 and Emily Baldry, 6, next to the 140 million year old fossil with Emily holding the spade that dug it up. 12 SEPT 2011 See story SWFOSSIL A proud schoolgirl has donated a 140-million-year-old fossil to a museum - after discovering it with a seaside spade aged just FIVE. Kind hearted Emily Baldry, now six, unearthed the extremely rare Rieneckia odysseus fossil during her first archeological dig last year. She pulled the 130 lb specimen - which has a diameter of 40cm - out of the ground with stunned dad Jon Baldry at Cotswold Water Park in Gloucestershire.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Fünfjährige findet 140 Millionen Jahre altes Fossil
Emily Baldry (6) hat ein sehr seltenes 140 Millionen Jahre altes "Rieneckia odysseus" Fossil gefunden
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[Emily Baldry, 6, next to the 140 million year old fossil, holding the spade that dug it up. 12 SEPT 2011 See story SWFOSSIL A proud schoolgirl has donated a 140-million-year-old fossil to a museum - after discovering it with a seaside spade aged just FIVE. Kind hearted Emily Baldry, now six, unearthed the extremely rare Rieneckia odysseus fossil during her first archeological dig last year. She pulled the 130 lb specimen - which has a diameter of 40cm - out of the ground with stunned dad Jon Baldry at Cotswold Water Park in Gloucestershire.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Fünfjährige findet 140 Millionen Jahre altes Fossil
Emily Baldry (6) hat ein sehr seltenes 140 Millionen Jahre altes "Rieneckia odysseus" Fossil gefunden
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[Emily Baldry, 6, next to the 140 million year old fossil, holding the spade that dug it up. 12 SEPT 2011 See story SWFOSSIL A proud schoolgirl has donated a 140-million-year-old fossil to a museum - after discovering it with a seaside spade aged just FIVE. Kind hearted Emily Baldry, now six, unearthed the extremely rare Rieneckia odysseus fossil during her first archeological dig last year. She pulled the 130 lb specimen - which has a diameter of 40cm - out of the ground with stunned dad Jon Baldry at Cotswold Water Park in Gloucestershire.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Fünfjährige findet 140 Millionen Jahre altes Fossil
Emily Baldry (6) hat ein sehr seltenes 140 Millionen Jahre altes "Rieneckia odysseus" Fossil gefunden
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[Emily Baldry, 6, next to the 140 million year old fossil, holding the spade that dug it up. 12 SEPT 2011 See story SWFOSSIL A proud schoolgirl has donated a 140-million-year-old fossil to a museum - after discovering it with a seaside spade aged just FIVE. Kind hearted Emily Baldry, now six, unearthed the extremely rare Rieneckia odysseus fossil during her first archeological dig last year. She pulled the 130 lb specimen - which has a diameter of 40cm - out of the ground with stunned dad Jon Baldry at Cotswold Water Park in Gloucestershire.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Fünfjährige findet 140 Millionen Jahre altes Fossil
Jill Bewley vom Cotswold Water Park Trust zeigt den 140 Millionen Jahre alten Ammoniten
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[Jill Bewley, from Cotswold Water Park, holds he rare 140 million year old fossil at Cotswold Water Park. 12 SEPT 2011 See story SWFOSSIL A proud schoolgirl has donated a 140-million-year-old fossil to a museum - after discovering it with a seaside spade aged just FIVE. Kind hearted Emily Baldry, now six, unearthed the extremely rare Rieneckia odysseus fossil during her first archeological dig last year. She pulled the 130 lb specimen - which has a diameter of 40cm - out of the ground with stunned dad Jon Baldry at Cotswold Water Park in Gloucestershire] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Fünfjährige findet 140 Millionen Jahre altes Fossil
Emily Baldry (6) hat ein sehr seltenes 140 Millionen Jahre altes "Rieneckia odysseus" Fossil gefunden
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[Emily Baldry, 6, next to the 140 million year old fossil, holding the spade that dug it up. 12 SEPT 2011 See story SWFOSSIL A proud schoolgirl has donated a 140-million-year-old fossil to a museum - after discovering it with a seaside spade aged just FIVE. Kind hearted Emily Baldry, now six, unearthed the extremely rare Rieneckia odysseus fossil during her first archeological dig last year. She pulled the 130 lb specimen - which has a diameter of 40cm - out of the ground with stunned dad Jon Baldry at Cotswold Water Park in Gloucestershire.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Fünfjährige findet 140 Millionen Jahre altes Fossil
Emily Baldry (6) hat ein sehr seltenes 140 Millionen Jahre altes "Rieneckia odysseus" Fossil gefunden
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[Emily Baldry, 6, next to the 140 million year old fossil, holding the spade that dug it up. 12 SEPT 2011 See story SWFOSSIL A proud schoolgirl has donated a 140-million-year-old fossil to a museum - after discovering it with a seaside spade aged just FIVE. Kind hearted Emily Baldry, now six, unearthed the extremely rare Rieneckia odysseus fossil during her first archeological dig last year. She pulled the 130 lb specimen - which has a diameter of 40cm - out of the ground with stunned dad Jon Baldry at Cotswold Water Park in Gloucestershire.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Fünfjährige findet 140 Millionen Jahre altes Fossil
Emily Baldry (6) hat ein sehr seltenes 140 Millionen Jahre altes "Rieneckia odysseus" Fossil gefunden
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[Emily Baldry, 6, next to the 140 million year old fossil, holding the spade that dug it up. 12 SEPT 2011 See story SWFOSSIL A proud schoolgirl has donated a 140-million-year-old fossil to a museum - after discovering it with a seaside spade aged just FIVE. Kind hearted Emily Baldry, now six, unearthed the extremely rare Rieneckia odysseus fossil during her first archeological dig last year. She pulled the 130 lb specimen - which has a diameter of 40cm - out of the ground with stunned dad Jon Baldry at Cotswold Water Park in Gloucestershire.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Fünfjährige findet 140 Millionen Jahre altes Fossil
Emily Baldry (6) hat ein sehr seltenes 140 Millionen Jahre altes "Rieneckia odysseus Fossil" gefunden
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[Emily Baldry, 6, who managed to find a 140 million year old fossil. 12 SEPT 2011 See story SWFOSSIL A proud schoolgirl has donated a 140-million-year-old fossil to a museum - after discovering it with a seaside spade aged just FIVE. Kind hearted Emily Baldry, now six, unearthed the extremely rare Rieneckia odysseus fossil during her first archeological dig last year. She pulled the 130 lb specimen - which has a diameter of 40cm - out of the ground with stunned dad Jon Baldry at Cotswold Water Park in Gloucestershire.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Fünfjährige findet 140 Millionen Jahre altes Fossil
Jon Baldry und seine Tochter Emily Baldry feuen sich über den Fund des 140 Millionen Jahre alten Ammoniten (Rieneckia odysseus) im Cotswold Water Park in Gloucestershire, Grossbritannien
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[Collect photo of father, Jon Baldry, 40 , and Emily, then aged 5, when they found the rare 140 million year old fossil at Cotswold Water Park. 12 SEPT 2011 See story SWFOSSIL A proud schoolgirl has donated a 140-million-year-old fossil to a museum - after discovering it with a seaside spade aged just FIVE. Kind hearted Emily Baldry, now six, unearthed the extremely rare Rieneckia odysseus fossil during her first archeological dig last year. She pulled the 130 lb specimen - which has a diameter of 40cm - out of the ground with stunned dad Jon Baldry at Cotswold Water Park in Gloucestershire.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Fünfjährige findet 140 Millionen Jahre altes Fossil
Jon Baldry und seine Tochter Emily Baldry feuen sich über den Fund des 140 Millionen Jahre alten Ammoniten (Rieneckia odysseus) im Cotswold Water Park in Gloucestershire, Grossbritannien
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[Collect photo of father, Jon Baldry, 40 , and Emily, then aged 5, when they found the rare 140 million year old fossil at Cotswold Water Park. 12 SEPT 2011 See story SWFOSSIL A proud schoolgirl has donated a 140-million-year-old fossil to a museum - after discovering it with a seaside spade aged just FIVE. Kind hearted Emily Baldry, now six, unearthed the extremely rare Rieneckia odysseus fossil during her first archeological dig last year. She pulled the 130 lb specimen - which has a diameter of 40cm - out of the ground with stunned dad Jon Baldry at Cotswold Water Park in Gloucestershire.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Fünfjährige findet 140 Millionen Jahre altes Fossil
Der 140 Millionen Jahre alten Ammoniten (Rieneckia odysseus) im Cotswold Water Park in Gloucestershire, Grossbritannien
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[Collect photo of the rare 140 million year old fossil at Cotswold Water Park. 12 SEPT 2011 See story SWFOSSIL A proud schoolgirl has donated a 140-million-year-old fossil to a museum - after discovering it with a seaside spade aged just FIVE. Kind hearted Emily Baldry, now six, unearthed the extremely rare Rieneckia odysseus fossil during her first archeological dig last year. She pulled the 130 lb specimen - which has a diameter of 40cm - out of the ground with stunned dad Jon Baldry at Cotswold Water Park in Gloucestershire.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Fünfjährige findet 140 Millionen Jahre altes Fossil
Emily Baldry (5) hat mit ihrem Vater Jon Baldry ein sehr seltenes 140 Millionen Jahre altes "Rieneckia odysseus" Fossil im Cotswold Water Park in Gloucestershire, Grossbritannien gefunden
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[Collect photo of father, Jon Baldry, 40 , and Emily, then aged 5, when they found the rare 140 million year old fossil at Cotswold Water Park. 12 SEPT 2011 See story SWFOSSIL A proud schoolgirl has donated a 140-million-year-old fossil to a museum - after discovering it with a seaside spade aged just FIVE. Kind hearted Emily Baldry, now six, unearthed the extremely rare Rieneckia odysseus fossil during her first archeological dig last year. She pulled the 130 lb specimen - which has a diameter of 40cm - out of the ground with stunned dad Jon Baldry at Cotswold Water Park in Gloucestershire.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Fünfjährige findet 140 Millionen Jahre altes Fossil
Emily Baldry (6) hat ein sehr seltenes 140 Millionen Jahre altes "Rieneckia odysseus" Fossil gefunden
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[Emily Baldry, 6, next to the 140 million year old fossil, holding the spade that dug it up. 12 SEPT 2011 See story SWFOSSIL A proud schoolgirl has donated a 140-million-year-old fossil to a museum - after discovering it with a seaside spade aged just FIVE. Kind hearted Emily Baldry, now six, unearthed the extremely rare Rieneckia odysseus fossil during her first archeological dig last year. She pulled the 130 lb specimen - which has a diameter of 40cm - out of the ground with stunned dad Jon Baldry at Cotswold Water Park in Gloucestershire.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Diese Kastanie hat möglicherweise bereits Cäsars Legionen gesehen....(aus der Bildlegende der Negative)--- 2000 Jahre alter Kastanien-Stamm aus der Rhône gezogen, Monthey 1955#2000 years old chestnut trunk pulled out of the Rhône, Monthey 1955- RDB BY DUKAS
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Diese Kastanie hat möglicherweise bereits Cäsars Legionen gesehen....(aus der Bildlegende der Negative)--- 2000 Jahre alter Kastanien-Stamm aus der Rhône gezogen, Monthey 1955#2000 years old chestnut trunk pulled out of the Rhône, Monthey 1955- RDB BY DUKAS
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Bei der Bebauung des Drachenrieds bei Stans stiess man auf den gewaltigen Stamm einer Weisstanne, die im Erdreich seit Jahrtausenden gelegen haben muss.--- Zeuge schweizerischer Urzeiten: Riesentanne im Drachenried bei Ennetmoos, 1945#Witness of Swiss time immemorial: Giant silver fir in Drachenried near Ennetmoos, 1945- RDB BY DUKAS
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