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Where to find fossils

In some localities fossils may be found in stone quarries or where there are rock out- crops. Try to search someone in the community who knows about fossils and then plan a field trip with the class to collect some of them.

Fossils can often be established by breaking lumps of soft or bituminous coal apart. Break the lumps carefully and study the broken surfaces for imprints of leaves and ferns

 


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