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- Home
- About the authors
- Table of contents
- Chapters
- Where the Earth shows its bones of wind-broken stones
- Calibrating deep time
- Pethei stromatolites
- Eozoon canadense: the false dawn animal
- Gunflint Chert
- An Ediacaran Pompeii
- Mount Stephen Trilobite Beds
- Marrella and the Burgess Shale
- The Hallucigenia flip
- Franco Rasetti -- nuclear physicist/paleontologist
- Paradoxides in Avalonia
- The Fraser River trilobite
- Climactichnites: reaching for land in the Cambrian
- The Japan connection
- Nahanni glass trilobites
- Pseudogygites at Whitby
- Tyndall Stone
- Elkanah Billings: the first Canadian paleontologist
- Favosites polyps from Anticosti Island
- Clearwater 'cockles and muscles'
- Redwater and Ed Klovan
- Eusthenopteron - the Prince of Miguasha
- Bothriolepis - the tortoise fish
- Under the shade of the Archaeopteris tree
- Marie Stopes: paleobotanist at St. John
- The Sweet Songstress of Saskatchewan
- Triassic fishing
- Titanites -- Canada's biggest ammonite
- A Tyrannosaurus turd
- Peigans, buffalo and fossils
- Tyrrell and Albertosaurus
- Eggs and embryos at Devil's Coulee
- Cedar Lake amber
- Hornby ammonites
- Fossil termite excrement
- Phoenicites: the largest fossil leaf
- Angling for fossil salmon
- David Thompson: mammoth hunter
- The slight painful shudder of life
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