Spectacular Fossil Forests Found in US Coalmine »
Posted By Neophile 1 year, 3 months ago in Science & TechnologyA US-UK team of scientists find more spectacular fossil forests deep in the coal mines of Illinois.
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I replied with a simple 'no'; and that of course was rejected as spam.
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The statement by Dr Howard Falcon-Lang "These are the largest fossil forests found anywhere in the world at any point in geological time," is incorrect.
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The largest, oldest fossilized trees were discovered in 2007 in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Some were as large as a mile in diameter and proportional in height. See them at:
beholdgiants.com
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