Short Overview: Sam Scriven, the Jurassic Coast Trust's Head of Heritage and Conservation, tells us the story of his Dad's find whilst digging his ... An almost-perfect fossil of a 180-million-year-old reptile was discovered in a drained reservoir in England.
The First Ichthyosaur -
Sam Scriven, the Jurassic Coast Trust's Head of Heritage and Conservation, tells us the story of his Dad's find whilst digging his ... An almost-perfect fossil of a 180-million-year-old reptile was discovered in a drained reservoir in England. During the Triassic Period some absolutely giant predators roamed our planet's waters.
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- Sam Scriven, the Jurassic Coast Trust's Head of Heritage and Conservation, tells us the story of his Dad's find whilst digging his ...
- An almost-perfect fossil of a 180-million-year-old reptile was discovered in a drained reservoir in England.
- During the Triassic Period some absolutely giant predators roamed our planet's waters.
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