Richard Fortey explains how his favourite fossil helped him face down Jeremy Paxman. Watch more interviews on The Fossil Detectives website at: http://www.open2.net/fossil...
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Richard Fortey explains how his favourite fossil helped him face down Jeremy Paxman. Watch more interviews on The Fossil Detectives website at: http://www.open2.net/fossildetectives
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The Fossil Detectives is a new eight-part series for BBC FOUR, funded by The Open University and produced by the BBC's Natural History Unit.
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Tell us about the trilobite, but whem is the Genus - Species mentioned? How about Flexicalymene meeki from the Ordovician period in southern Ohio, USA maybe?
So this is Richard Fortey. I just bought his book on Trilobites. And just 3 days ago he had an updated version of "Fossils: The History of Life on Earth" released. It looks simply beautiful! And I can't wait to read all his books.
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