Scientists Recover an Abundance of Fossils and Geologic Data from Antarctica

Kerin M. Claeson

Scientists Recover an Abundance of Fossils and Geologic Data from Antarctica

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Feature story on the Antarctic Peninsula Paleontology Project's 2016 expedition to Seymour and Vega Islands.

Original language	American English
State	Published - May 25 2016

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Paleontology

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Scientists Recover an Abundance of Fossils and Geologic Data from Antarctica

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