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The opening of the Palaeozoic era, some 540 million years ago, coincided with a remarkable burst of evolutionary activity. In British Palaeozoic Fossils 443 species from this time, and the following 300 million years, are described, classified and illustrated with accurate line drawings. From Silurian trilobites and Devonian fishes to Carboniferous brachiopods, the book features those animal and plant species that were most commonly found in Britain.
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A detailed guide to ancient British fossils and species.
Who is this book for?
If you're fascinated by the Earth's ancient past, this book will be a treasure. It offers in-depth insights into Britain's rich fossil history, accompanied by clear illustrations that make identifying these ancient creatures easier. It's a captivating read for anyone curious about evolution or wanting to connect more deeply with natural history.
