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Britain's most beautiful views revealed - from a mountainous hotspot to a tiny island. Is ...

The Daily Mail 15 Apr 2025
Spanning 95 miles, this coastline is rich in geological wonders, sea cliffs, and fossil-strewn beaches. Spanning 95 miles, The Jurassic Coast is rich in geological wonders, soaring cliffs and fossil-strewn beaches.
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Palm Beach hidden gem offers a nature escape at the center of Midtown

News-Press - Fort Myers 13 Apr 2025
Nestled in the heart of Palm Beach’s historic Midtown neighborhood is a place where Florida’s natural ecosystem thrives among a sea of Mediterranean Revival architecture ... A prehistoric plant species, cyads are often referred to as living fossils.
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Business Sense | Think like a detective

Times Standard 13 Apr 2025
... surroundings; and fossils, which have really been there all along, begin to emerge. If you spend your weekends combing over nearby beaches agate hunting, you have experienced the same method in action.
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Bridport revisited: great reasons to return to the market town

The Observer 13 Apr 2025
The beach at Seatown is a fossil hotspot – hunt for ammonites at low tide ... The Wednesday market is smaller but great for secondhand books and cut flowers, vintage textiles and local honey.Hive Beach ... Hive Beach.
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Top 5 things to do in the Sarasota area this weekend: Free outdoor festivals and more fun

Herald-Tribune Sarasota 10 Apr 2025
That’s why today, those beaches are peppered with shark teeth — technically fossils — and why Venice is renowned as the Shark Tooth Capital of the World.
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Is eating Tasmanian farmed salmon worth snuffing out 40m years of evolution?

The Observer 06 Apr 2025
After aeons of adversity, Australia’s living fossils often survive only in protected habitats ... Australia’s largest repository of living fossils is arguably the cool, shallow marine waters off its southern coastline.
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Scientists uncover evidence that T.Rex's ancestors lived on the Isle of Skye 167 million years ...

The Daily Mail 03 Apr 2025
A dinosaur footprint, pictured, uncovered on a beach on the Isle of Wight by Storm Ciara belongs to a 130-million-year-old therapod, fossil hunters claim. A dinosaur footprint uncovered on a beach on ...
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