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Paleontologists and villagers are working on the excavation of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is... Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/paleontologists-and-villagers-are-working-on-the-excavation-of-fossilized-bones-of-an-extinct-elephant-species-scientifically-identified-as-elephas-hysudrindicus-or-popularly-called-blora-elephant-in-sunggun-mendalem-kradenan-blora-central-java-indonesia-the-team-of-scientists-from-vertebrate-research-geological-agency-indonesian-ministry-of-energy-and-mineral-resources-led-by-paleontologists-iwan-kurniawan-and-fachroel-aziz-discovered-the-species-bones-almost-entirely-around-90-percent-complete-that-later-would-allow-them-to-build-a-scientific-reconstruction-which-is-image539366813.htmlRM2P9E7TD–Paleontologists and villagers are working on the excavation of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is...
Cartoon archeology. Paleontologists and archaeologists at work. Science expedition. Historians at excavations. People digging artifacts and dino bones Stock Vectorhttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/cartoon-archeology-paleontologists-and-archaeologists-at-work-science-expedition-historians-at-excavations-people-digging-artifacts-and-dino-bones-image475401116.htmlRF2JHCAY8–Cartoon archeology. Paleontologists and archaeologists at work. Science expedition. Historians at excavations. People digging artifacts and dino bones
Paleontologists and villagers are working at the excavation site of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is... Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/paleontologists-and-villagers-are-working-at-the-excavation-site-of-fossilized-bones-of-an-extinct-elephant-species-scientifically-identified-as-elephas-hysudrindicus-or-popularly-called-blora-elephant-in-sunggun-mendalem-kradenan-blora-central-java-indonesia-the-team-of-scientists-from-vertebrate-research-geological-agency-indonesian-ministry-of-energy-and-mineral-resources-led-by-paleontologists-iwan-kurniawan-and-fachroel-aziz-discovered-the-species-bones-almost-entirely-around-90-percent-complete-that-later-would-allow-them-to-build-a-scientific-reconstruction-which-is-image540643429.htmlRM2PBGC5W–Paleontologists and villagers are working at the excavation site of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is...
Paleontologists Otto Falkenbarh (left) and George Olson work on fossilized dinosaur bones in the American Museum of Natural History. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/paleontologists-otto-falkenbarh-left-and-george-olson-work-on-fossilized-dinosaur-bones-in-the-american-museum-of-natural-history-image247154954.htmlRMTA2TJJ–Paleontologists Otto Falkenbarh (left) and George Olson work on fossilized dinosaur bones in the American Museum of Natural History.
Yanji, China's Jilin Province. 8th June, 2017. Paleontologists work at the excavation site at Longshan Mountain in the city of Yanji, northeast China's Jilin Province, June 8, 2017. Fossils of a complete crocodile and bones belonging to at least six different dinosaurs from the Cretaceous Period, 145 to 66 million years ago, have been excavated in northeast China's Jilin Province. Credit: Xu Chang/Xinhua/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-yanji-chinas-jilin-province-8th-june-2017-paleontologists-work-at-144591141.htmlRMJB6KD9–Yanji, China's Jilin Province. 8th June, 2017. Paleontologists work at the excavation site at Longshan Mountain in the city of Yanji, northeast China's Jilin Province, June 8, 2017. Fossils of a complete crocodile and bones belonging to at least six different dinosaurs from the Cretaceous Period, 145 to 66 million years ago, have been excavated in northeast China's Jilin Province. Credit: Xu Chang/Xinhua/Alamy Live News
A paleontologist examines a fossil at the Preparation Lab in the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology. Drumheller, Canada. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-paleontologist-examines-a-fossil-at-the-preparation-lab-in-the-royal-112242569.htmlRMGEH2F5–A paleontologist examines a fossil at the Preparation Lab in the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology. Drumheller, Canada.
Washington, USA. 30th Nov, 2017. The undated photo provided by Wang Xiaolin shows paleontologists Wang Xiaolin (R) and Zhou Zhonghe work in a desert in Hami, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. Over 200 three-dimensionally preserved eggs of pterosaurs have been unearthed in China, providing new insight into the life history of the rulers of the skies in the age of dinosaurs, scientists said Thursday. The findings on the pterosaur species, known as Hamipterus tianshanensis, were published in the U.S. journal Science. Credit: Xinhua/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-image-washington-usa-30th-nov-2017-the-undated-photo-provided-by-wang-xiaolin-166899181.htmlRMKKEWH1–Washington, USA. 30th Nov, 2017. The undated photo provided by Wang Xiaolin shows paleontologists Wang Xiaolin (R) and Zhou Zhonghe work in a desert in Hami, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. Over 200 three-dimensionally preserved eggs of pterosaurs have been unearthed in China, providing new insight into the life history of the rulers of the skies in the age of dinosaurs, scientists said Thursday. The findings on the pterosaur species, known as Hamipterus tianshanensis, were published in the U.S. journal Science. Credit: Xinhua/Alamy Live News
Archaeological Digging Site: Two Great Paleontologists Discovered Fossil Remains of Prehistoric Dinosaur, Passing Fragment to each Other. Archeologists Work on Excavation Site, Discover Species Bones Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/archaeological-digging-site-two-great-paleontologists-discovered-fossil-remains-of-prehistoric-dinosaur-passing-fragment-to-each-other-archeologists-work-on-excavation-site-discover-species-bones-image606441317.htmlRF2X6HP2D–Archaeological Digging Site: Two Great Paleontologists Discovered Fossil Remains of Prehistoric Dinosaur, Passing Fragment to each Other. Archeologists Work on Excavation Site, Discover Species Bones
Yanji, China's Jilin Province. 26th May, 2017. Researchers work at dinosaur fossil excavation site in Yanji, northeast China's Jilin Province, May 26, 2017. The Chinese Academy of Sciences and Yanji paleontologic fossil protection and research center have launched a systematic excavation of dinosaur fossils at a building site in Yanji recently. According to paleontologists, the excavation site matches the typical characteristics of the stratum in early Cretaceous period. The unearthed fossils showed that there were five or six species of dinosaur here. Credit: Xu Chang/Xinhua/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-yanji-chinas-jilin-province-26th-may-2017-researchers-work-at-dinosaur-142636801.htmlRMJ81JKD–Yanji, China's Jilin Province. 26th May, 2017. Researchers work at dinosaur fossil excavation site in Yanji, northeast China's Jilin Province, May 26, 2017. The Chinese Academy of Sciences and Yanji paleontologic fossil protection and research center have launched a systematic excavation of dinosaur fossils at a building site in Yanji recently. According to paleontologists, the excavation site matches the typical characteristics of the stratum in early Cretaceous period. The unearthed fossils showed that there were five or six species of dinosaur here. Credit: Xu Chang/Xinhua/Alamy Live News
Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/madrid-kingdom-of-spain-08292024-replica-of-the-patagotitan-mayorum-skeleton-at-caixaforum-madrid-as-an-attraction-to-the-dinosaurs-of-patagonia-exhibition-a-deep-immersion-in-the-paleontological-work-that-entails-reading-the-secrets-of-the-rocks-patagonia-has-provided-the-best-record-of-dinosaurs-in-the-southern-hemisphere-here-paleontologists-reading-in-the-rocks-have-revealed-fascinating-stories-from-the-past-photo-juan-carlos-rojas-image619324204.htmlRM2XYGJ9G–Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas
Portrait of mature scientist discussing historical or scientific research with female colleague. Paleontologists or microbiologists work in advanced archaeological lab. Science concept. Close Up. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/portrait-of-mature-scientist-discussing-historical-or-scientific-research-with-female-colleague-paleontologists-or-microbiologists-work-in-advanced-archaeological-lab-science-concept-close-up-image621139983.htmlRF2Y2FAAR–Portrait of mature scientist discussing historical or scientific research with female colleague. Paleontologists or microbiologists work in advanced archaeological lab. Science concept. Close Up.
(170527) -- YANJI, May 27, 2017 -- Researchers work at dinosaur fossil excavation site in Yanji, northeast China s Jilin Province, May 26, 2017. The Chinese Academy of Sciences and Yanji paleontologic fossil protection and research center have launched a systematic excavation of dinosaur fossils at a building site in Yanji recently. According to paleontologists, the excavation site matches the typical characteristics of the stratum in early Cretaceous period. The unearthed fossils showed that there were five or six species of dinosaur here. )(mcg) CHINA-JILIN-YANJI-DINOSAUR FOSSIL (CN) XuxChan Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/170527-yanji-may-27-2017-researchers-work-at-dinosaur-fossil-excavation-site-in-yanji-northeast-china-s-jilin-province-may-26-2017-the-chinese-academy-of-sciences-and-yanji-paleontologic-fossil-protection-and-research-center-have-launched-a-systematic-excavation-of-dinosaur-fossils-at-a-building-site-in-yanji-recently-according-to-paleontologists-the-excavation-site-matches-the-typical-characteristics-of-the-stratum-in-early-cretaceous-period-the-unearthed-fossils-showed-that-there-were-five-or-six-species-of-dinosaur-here-mcg-china-jilin-yanji-dinosaur-fossil-cn-xuxchan-image564091136.htmlRM2RNMG00–(170527) -- YANJI, May 27, 2017 -- Researchers work at dinosaur fossil excavation site in Yanji, northeast China s Jilin Province, May 26, 2017. The Chinese Academy of Sciences and Yanji paleontologic fossil protection and research center have launched a systematic excavation of dinosaur fossils at a building site in Yanji recently. According to paleontologists, the excavation site matches the typical characteristics of the stratum in early Cretaceous period. The unearthed fossils showed that there were five or six species of dinosaur here. )(mcg) CHINA-JILIN-YANJI-DINOSAUR FOSSIL (CN) XuxChan
Paleontologists working with fossils reconstructing a Poposaur Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/paleontologists-working-with-fossils-reconstructing-a-poposaur-image3725422.htmlRMA5YM6F–Paleontologists working with fossils reconstructing a Poposaur
Paleontologists work in the Morrison Formation in the Burpee Dinosaur Quarry in the Caineville Desert near Hanksville, Utah. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/paleontologists-work-in-the-morrison-formation-in-the-burpee-dinosaur-quarry-in-the-caineville-desert-near-hanksville-utah-image560408011.htmlRM2RFMP3R–Paleontologists work in the Morrison Formation in the Burpee Dinosaur Quarry in the Caineville Desert near Hanksville, Utah.
Paleontologists working on restoring and cleaning dinosaur excavation samples. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/paleontologists-working-on-restoring-and-cleaning-dinosaur-excavation-samples-image331633894.htmlRM2A7F6BJ–Paleontologists working on restoring and cleaning dinosaur excavation samples.
Kids playing in archaeologists in sandbox. Vector cartoon illustration with boy and girl in hats with shovel and magnifying glass digging sand in rural field. Children play in paleontologists in savannah Stock Vectorhttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/kids-playing-in-archaeologists-in-sandbox-vector-cartoon-illustration-with-boy-and-girl-in-hats-with-shovel-and-magnifying-glass-digging-sand-in-rural-field-children-play-in-paleontologists-in-savannah-image458181166.htmlRF2HHBXN2–Kids playing in archaeologists in sandbox. Vector cartoon illustration with boy and girl in hats with shovel and magnifying glass digging sand in rural field. Children play in paleontologists in savannah
Teruel, Spain - April 26, 2019: Working tables of paleontologists in a science museum. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/teruel-spain-april-26-2019-working-tables-of-paleontologists-in-a-science-museum-image248086125.htmlRFTBH8AN–Teruel, Spain - April 26, 2019: Working tables of paleontologists in a science museum.
The Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology is Canada’s only museum dedicated exclusively to the study of prehistoric life. In addition to featuring one Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-royal-tyrrell-museum-of-palaeontology-is-canadas-only-museum-dedicated-exclusively-to-the-study-of-prehistoric-life-in-addition-to-featuring-one-image474227780.htmlRF2JFEXAC–The Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology is Canada’s only museum dedicated exclusively to the study of prehistoric life. In addition to featuring one
Little scientists analyze the composition of a stone or rock sample in Laboratory. science and education concept Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/little-scientists-analyze-the-composition-of-a-stone-or-rock-sample-in-laboratory-science-and-education-concept-image616948929.htmlRF2XRMCJ9–Little scientists analyze the composition of a stone or rock sample in Laboratory. science and education concept
. Bulletin of zoological nomenclature. VIII Bull. zool. Norn., vol 38, pt 4, November 1981 THE INTERNATIONAL TRUST FOR ZOOLOGICAL NOMENCLATURE The Trust (Registered Charity No. 211944) will shortly be launching a world-wide appeal for more funds for the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature. The Commission has to plan for expansion to meet the growing demand for its work and for the needs of zoologists in the developing countries. It must be able to maintain its reliable service to all zoologists and paleontologists. Readers are invited to help make this forthcoming appeal a succ Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bulletin-of-zoological-nomenclature-viii-bull-zool-norn-vol-38-pt-4-november-1981-the-international-trust-for-zoological-nomenclature-the-trust-registered-charity-no-211944-will-shortly-be-launching-a-world-wide-appeal-for-more-funds-for-the-international-commission-on-zoological-nomenclature-the-commission-has-to-plan-for-expansion-to-meet-the-growing-demand-for-its-work-and-for-the-needs-of-zoologists-in-the-developing-countries-it-must-be-able-to-maintain-its-reliable-service-to-all-zoologists-and-paleontologists-readers-are-invited-to-help-make-this-forthcoming-appeal-a-succ-image233814989.htmlRMRGB5B9–. Bulletin of zoological nomenclature. VIII Bull. zool. Norn., vol 38, pt 4, November 1981 THE INTERNATIONAL TRUST FOR ZOOLOGICAL NOMENCLATURE The Trust (Registered Charity No. 211944) will shortly be launching a world-wide appeal for more funds for the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature. The Commission has to plan for expansion to meet the growing demand for its work and for the needs of zoologists in the developing countries. It must be able to maintain its reliable service to all zoologists and paleontologists. Readers are invited to help make this forthcoming appeal a succ
People are working at the excavation site of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is displayed at Geology... Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/people-are-working-at-the-excavation-site-of-fossilized-bones-of-an-extinct-elephant-species-scientifically-identified-as-elephas-hysudrindicus-or-popularly-called-blora-elephant-in-sunggun-mendalem-kradenan-blora-central-java-indonesia-the-team-of-scientists-from-vertebrate-research-geological-agency-indonesian-ministry-of-energy-and-mineral-resources-led-by-paleontologists-iwan-kurniawan-and-fachroel-aziz-discovered-the-species-bones-almost-entirely-around-90-percent-complete-that-later-would-allow-them-to-build-a-scientific-reconstruction-which-is-displayed-at-geology-image540643797.htmlRM2PBGCK1–People are working at the excavation site of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is displayed at Geology...
Paleontologists and villagers are working on the excavation of fossilized bones of Elephas hysudrindicus in Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-paleontologists-and-villagers-are-working-on-the-excavation-of-fossilized-84895532.htmlRMEX3938–Paleontologists and villagers are working on the excavation of fossilized bones of Elephas hysudrindicus in Blora, Central Java, Indonesia.
Archaeological Digging Site: Two Great Paleontologists Discovered Fossil Remains of Prehistoric Dinosaur, Passing Fragment to Each Other. Archeologists Work on Excavation Site, Discover New Bones Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/archaeological-digging-site-two-great-paleontologists-discovered-fossil-remains-of-prehistoric-dinosaur-passing-fragment-to-each-other-archeologists-work-on-excavation-site-discover-new-bones-image606441381.htmlRF2X6HP4N–Archaeological Digging Site: Two Great Paleontologists Discovered Fossil Remains of Prehistoric Dinosaur, Passing Fragment to Each Other. Archeologists Work on Excavation Site, Discover New Bones
Yanji, China's Jilin Province. 26th May, 2017. Researchers work at dinosaur fossil excavation site in Yanji, northeast China's Jilin Province, May 26, 2017. The Chinese Academy of Sciences and Yanji paleontologic fossil protection and research center have launched a systematic excavation of dinosaur fossils at a building site in Yanji recently. According to paleontologists, the excavation site matches the typical characteristics of the stratum in early Cretaceous period. The unearthed fossils showed that there were five or six species of dinosaur here. Credit: Xu Chang/Xinhua/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-yanji-chinas-jilin-province-26th-may-2017-researchers-work-at-dinosaur-142636803.htmlRMJ81JKF–Yanji, China's Jilin Province. 26th May, 2017. Researchers work at dinosaur fossil excavation site in Yanji, northeast China's Jilin Province, May 26, 2017. The Chinese Academy of Sciences and Yanji paleontologic fossil protection and research center have launched a systematic excavation of dinosaur fossils at a building site in Yanji recently. According to paleontologists, the excavation site matches the typical characteristics of the stratum in early Cretaceous period. The unearthed fossils showed that there were five or six species of dinosaur here. Credit: Xu Chang/Xinhua/Alamy Live News
Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/madrid-kingdom-of-spain-08292024-replica-of-the-patagotitan-mayorum-skeleton-at-caixaforum-madrid-as-an-attraction-to-the-dinosaurs-of-patagonia-exhibition-a-deep-immersion-in-the-paleontological-work-that-entails-reading-the-secrets-of-the-rocks-patagonia-has-provided-the-best-record-of-dinosaurs-in-the-southern-hemisphere-here-paleontologists-reading-in-the-rocks-have-revealed-fascinating-stories-from-the-past-photo-juan-carlos-rojas-image619324224.htmlRM2XYGJA8–Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas
Portrait of mature scientist discussing historical or scientific research with female colleague. Paleontologists or microbiologists work in advanced archaeological lab. Science concept. Close Up. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/portrait-of-mature-scientist-discussing-historical-or-scientific-research-with-female-colleague-paleontologists-or-microbiologists-work-in-advanced-archaeological-lab-science-concept-close-up-image621139596.htmlRF2Y2F9W0–Portrait of mature scientist discussing historical or scientific research with female colleague. Paleontologists or microbiologists work in advanced archaeological lab. Science concept. Close Up.
(170527) -- YANJI, May 27, 2017 -- Researchers work at dinosaur fossil excavation site in Yanji, northeast China s Jilin Province, May 26, 2017. The Chinese Academy of Sciences and Yanji paleontologic fossil protection and research center have launched a systematic excavation of dinosaur fossils at a building site in Yanji recently. According to paleontologists, the excavation site matches the typical characteristics of the stratum in early Cretaceous period. The unearthed fossils showed that there were five or six species of dinosaur here. )(mcg) CHINA-JILIN-YANJI-DINOSAUR FOSSIL (CN) XuxChan Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/170527-yanji-may-27-2017-researchers-work-at-dinosaur-fossil-excavation-site-in-yanji-northeast-china-s-jilin-province-may-26-2017-the-chinese-academy-of-sciences-and-yanji-paleontologic-fossil-protection-and-research-center-have-launched-a-systematic-excavation-of-dinosaur-fossils-at-a-building-site-in-yanji-recently-according-to-paleontologists-the-excavation-site-matches-the-typical-characteristics-of-the-stratum-in-early-cretaceous-period-the-unearthed-fossils-showed-that-there-were-five-or-six-species-of-dinosaur-here-mcg-china-jilin-yanji-dinosaur-fossil-cn-xuxchan-image564091142.htmlRM2RNMG06–(170527) -- YANJI, May 27, 2017 -- Researchers work at dinosaur fossil excavation site in Yanji, northeast China s Jilin Province, May 26, 2017. The Chinese Academy of Sciences and Yanji paleontologic fossil protection and research center have launched a systematic excavation of dinosaur fossils at a building site in Yanji recently. According to paleontologists, the excavation site matches the typical characteristics of the stratum in early Cretaceous period. The unearthed fossils showed that there were five or six species of dinosaur here. )(mcg) CHINA-JILIN-YANJI-DINOSAUR FOSSIL (CN) XuxChan
Paleontologist with a Poposaur fossil dinosaur fossil Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/paleontologist-with-a-poposaur-fossil-dinosaur-fossil-image3725420.htmlRMA5YM6D–Paleontologist with a Poposaur fossil dinosaur fossil
Paleontologists work in the Morrison Formation in the Burpee Dinosaur Quarry in the Caineville Desert near Hanksville, Utah. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/paleontologists-work-in-the-morrison-formation-in-the-burpee-dinosaur-quarry-in-the-caineville-desert-near-hanksville-utah-image560408018.htmlRM2RFMP42–Paleontologists work in the Morrison Formation in the Burpee Dinosaur Quarry in the Caineville Desert near Hanksville, Utah.
Paleontologists working on restoring and cleaning dinosaur excavation samples. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/paleontologists-working-on-restoring-and-cleaning-dinosaur-excavation-samples-image331633898.htmlRM2A7F6BP–Paleontologists working on restoring and cleaning dinosaur excavation samples.
Tourists observing the landscape of the Canadian Badlands via binocular in Drumheller, the dinosaur capital of the world, Alberta, Canada Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/tourists-observing-the-landscape-of-the-canadian-badlands-via-binocular-in-drumheller-the-dinosaur-capital-of-the-world-alberta-canada-image474227567.htmlRF2JFEX2R–Tourists observing the landscape of the Canadian Badlands via binocular in Drumheller, the dinosaur capital of the world, Alberta, Canada
. Bulletin. Science. 82 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. Fig. 1. Index map ington. to LACMIP localities where fossil Limaeina spp. have been found in Wash- ICZN) is necessary for a formal decision of name priority. To date, no application has been made, but one will be made in the near future by A. W. Janssen (pers. comm.). Pending the ICZN decision, we have subjectively decided, like Be and Gilmer (1977) and Janssen (1989a), to use the name Limaeina because it is more frequently used than Spiratella. In addition, usage of the name Limaeina will help bring the work of paleontologists a Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bulletin-science-82-southern-california-academy-of-sciences-fig-1-index-map-ington-to-lacmip-localities-where-fossil-limaeina-spp-have-been-found-in-wash-iczn-is-necessary-for-a-formal-decision-of-name-priority-to-date-no-application-has-been-made-but-one-will-be-made-in-the-near-future-by-a-w-janssen-pers-comm-pending-the-iczn-decision-we-have-subjectively-decided-like-be-and-gilmer-1977-and-janssen-1989a-to-use-the-name-limaeina-because-it-is-more-frequently-used-than-spiratella-in-addition-usage-of-the-name-limaeina-will-help-bring-the-work-of-paleontologists-a-image234190339.htmlRMRH084K–. Bulletin. Science. 82 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. Fig. 1. Index map ington. to LACMIP localities where fossil Limaeina spp. have been found in Wash- ICZN) is necessary for a formal decision of name priority. To date, no application has been made, but one will be made in the near future by A. W. Janssen (pers. comm.). Pending the ICZN decision, we have subjectively decided, like Be and Gilmer (1977) and Janssen (1989a), to use the name Limaeina because it is more frequently used than Spiratella. In addition, usage of the name Limaeina will help bring the work of paleontologists a
Paleontologists and villagers are working on the excavation of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is... Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/paleontologists-and-villagers-are-working-on-the-excavation-of-fossilized-bones-of-an-extinct-elephant-species-scientifically-identified-as-elephas-hysudrindicus-or-popularly-called-blora-elephant-in-sunggun-mendalem-kradenan-blora-central-java-indonesia-the-team-of-scientists-from-vertebrate-research-geological-agency-indonesian-ministry-of-energy-and-mineral-resources-led-by-paleontologists-iwan-kurniawan-and-fachroel-aziz-discovered-the-species-bones-almost-entirely-around-90-percent-complete-that-later-would-allow-them-to-build-a-scientific-reconstruction-which-is-image539366286.htmlRM2P9E75J–Paleontologists and villagers are working on the excavation of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is...
Archaeological Digging Site: Two Great Paleontologists Discovered Fossil Remains of Prehistoric Dinosaur, Clean it with Brushes. Archeologists Work on Excavation Site, Discover New Species Bones Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/archaeological-digging-site-two-great-paleontologists-discovered-fossil-remains-of-prehistoric-dinosaur-clean-it-with-brushes-archeologists-work-on-excavation-site-discover-new-species-bones-image606441607.htmlRF2X6HPCR–Archaeological Digging Site: Two Great Paleontologists Discovered Fossil Remains of Prehistoric Dinosaur, Clean it with Brushes. Archeologists Work on Excavation Site, Discover New Species Bones
Yanji, China's Jilin Province. 26th May, 2017. Researchers work at dinosaur fossil excavation site in Yanji, northeast China's Jilin Province, May 26, 2017. The Chinese Academy of Sciences and Yanji paleontologic fossil protection and research center have launched a systematic excavation of dinosaur fossils at a building site in Yanji recently. According to paleontologists, the excavation site matches the typical characteristics of the stratum in early Cretaceous period. The unearthed fossils showed that there were five or six species of dinosaur here. Credit: Xu Chang/Xinhua/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-yanji-chinas-jilin-province-26th-may-2017-researchers-work-at-dinosaur-142636804.htmlRMJ81JKG–Yanji, China's Jilin Province. 26th May, 2017. Researchers work at dinosaur fossil excavation site in Yanji, northeast China's Jilin Province, May 26, 2017. The Chinese Academy of Sciences and Yanji paleontologic fossil protection and research center have launched a systematic excavation of dinosaur fossils at a building site in Yanji recently. According to paleontologists, the excavation site matches the typical characteristics of the stratum in early Cretaceous period. The unearthed fossils showed that there were five or six species of dinosaur here. Credit: Xu Chang/Xinhua/Alamy Live News
Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/madrid-kingdom-of-spain-08292024-replica-of-the-patagotitan-mayorum-skeleton-at-caixaforum-madrid-as-an-attraction-to-the-dinosaurs-of-patagonia-exhibition-a-deep-immersion-in-the-paleontological-work-that-entails-reading-the-secrets-of-the-rocks-patagonia-has-provided-the-best-record-of-dinosaurs-in-the-southern-hemisphere-here-paleontologists-reading-in-the-rocks-have-revealed-fascinating-stories-from-the-past-photo-juan-carlos-rojas-image619324251.htmlRM2XYGJB7–Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas
(160604) -- YANJI, June 4, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Jin Changzhu (R) and Zang Hailong of the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology under the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) work at a building site where fossils were unearthed in Yanji City of Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, northeast China's Jilin Province, June 4, 2016. Paleontologists said fossils unearthed from a building site in Jilin Province could be the bones of dinosaurs that lived over 100 million years ago. The fossils are likely those of iguanodons, a massive herbivorous bipedal dinosaur with a long heavy tail, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-160604-yanji-june-4-2016-xinhua-jin-changzhu-r-and-zang-hailong-of-105051999.htmlRMG2WEW3–(160604) -- YANJI, June 4, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Jin Changzhu (R) and Zang Hailong of the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology under the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) work at a building site where fossils were unearthed in Yanji City of Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, northeast China's Jilin Province, June 4, 2016. Paleontologists said fossils unearthed from a building site in Jilin Province could be the bones of dinosaurs that lived over 100 million years ago. The fossils are likely those of iguanodons, a massive herbivorous bipedal dinosaur with a long heavy tail,
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(170527) -- YANJI, May 27, 2017 -- Researchers work at dinosaur fossil excavation site in Yanji, northeast China s Jilin Province, May 26, 2017. The Chinese Academy of Sciences and Yanji paleontologic fossil protection and research center have launched a systematic excavation of dinosaur fossils at a building site in Yanji recently. According to paleontologists, the excavation site matches the typical characteristics of the stratum in early Cretaceous period. The unearthed fossils showed that there were five or six species of dinosaur here. )(mcg) CHINA-JILIN-YANJI-DINOSAUR FOSSIL (CN) XuxChan Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/170527-yanji-may-27-2017-researchers-work-at-dinosaur-fossil-excavation-site-in-yanji-northeast-china-s-jilin-province-may-26-2017-the-chinese-academy-of-sciences-and-yanji-paleontologic-fossil-protection-and-research-center-have-launched-a-systematic-excavation-of-dinosaur-fossils-at-a-building-site-in-yanji-recently-according-to-paleontologists-the-excavation-site-matches-the-typical-characteristics-of-the-stratum-in-early-cretaceous-period-the-unearthed-fossils-showed-that-there-were-five-or-six-species-of-dinosaur-here-mcg-china-jilin-yanji-dinosaur-fossil-cn-xuxchan-image564091171.htmlRM2RNMG17–(170527) -- YANJI, May 27, 2017 -- Researchers work at dinosaur fossil excavation site in Yanji, northeast China s Jilin Province, May 26, 2017. The Chinese Academy of Sciences and Yanji paleontologic fossil protection and research center have launched a systematic excavation of dinosaur fossils at a building site in Yanji recently. According to paleontologists, the excavation site matches the typical characteristics of the stratum in early Cretaceous period. The unearthed fossils showed that there were five or six species of dinosaur here. )(mcg) CHINA-JILIN-YANJI-DINOSAUR FOSSIL (CN) XuxChan
Paleontologists work in the Morrison Formation in the Burpee Dinosaur Quarry in the Caineville Desert near Hanksville, Utah. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/paleontologists-work-in-the-morrison-formation-in-the-burpee-dinosaur-quarry-in-the-caineville-desert-near-hanksville-utah-image560408029.htmlRM2RFMP4D–Paleontologists work in the Morrison Formation in the Burpee Dinosaur Quarry in the Caineville Desert near Hanksville, Utah.
(160604) -- YANJI, June 4, 2016 -- Jin Changzhu (R) and Zang Hailong of the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology under the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) work at a building site where fossils were unearthed in Yanji City of Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, northeast China s Jilin Province, June 4, 2016. Paleontologists said fossils unearthed from a building site in Jilin Province could be the bones of dinosaurs that lived over 100 million years ago. The fossils are likely those of iguanodons, a massive herbivorous bipedal dinosaur with a long heavy tail, which wer Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/160604-yanji-june-4-2016-jin-changzhu-r-and-zang-hailong-of-the-institute-of-vertebrate-paleontology-and-paleoanthropology-under-the-chinese-academy-of-sciences-cas-work-at-a-building-site-where-fossils-were-unearthed-in-yanji-city-of-yanbian-korean-autonomous-prefecture-northeast-china-s-jilin-province-june-4-2016-paleontologists-said-fossils-unearthed-from-a-building-site-in-jilin-province-could-be-the-bones-of-dinosaurs-that-lived-over-100-million-years-ago-the-fossils-are-likely-those-of-iguanodons-a-massive-herbivorous-bipedal-dinosaur-with-a-long-heavy-tail-which-wer-image563946619.htmlRM2RNDYJK–(160604) -- YANJI, June 4, 2016 -- Jin Changzhu (R) and Zang Hailong of the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology under the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) work at a building site where fossils were unearthed in Yanji City of Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, northeast China s Jilin Province, June 4, 2016. Paleontologists said fossils unearthed from a building site in Jilin Province could be the bones of dinosaurs that lived over 100 million years ago. The fossils are likely those of iguanodons, a massive herbivorous bipedal dinosaur with a long heavy tail, which wer
Paleontologists working on restoring and cleaning dinosaur excavation samples. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/paleontologists-working-on-restoring-and-cleaning-dinosaur-excavation-samples-image331633915.htmlRM2A7F6CB–Paleontologists working on restoring and cleaning dinosaur excavation samples.
(171130) -- WASHINGTON, Nov. 30, 2017 () -- The undated photo provided by Wang Xiaolin shows paleontologists Wang Xiaolin (R) and Zhou Zhonghe work in a desert in Hami, northwest China s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. Over 200 three-dimensionally preserved eggs of pterosaurs have been unearthed in China, providing new insight into the life history of the rulers of the skies in the age of dinosaurs, scientists said Thursday. The findings on the pterosaur species, known as Hamipterus tianshanensis, were published in the U.S. journal Science. () U.S.-SCIENCE JOURNAL-FINDINGS-CHINA-PTEROSAURS-F Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/171130-washington-nov-30-2017-the-undated-photo-provided-by-wang-xiaolin-shows-paleontologists-wang-xiaolin-r-and-zhou-zhonghe-work-in-a-desert-in-hami-northwest-china-s-xinjiang-uygur-autonomous-region-over-200-three-dimensionally-preserved-eggs-of-pterosaurs-have-been-unearthed-in-china-providing-new-insight-into-the-life-history-of-the-rulers-of-the-skies-in-the-age-of-dinosaurs-scientists-said-thursday-the-findings-on-the-pterosaur-species-known-as-hamipterus-tianshanensis-were-published-in-the-us-journal-science-us-science-journal-findings-china-pterosaurs-f-image564190498.htmlRM2RNW2MJ–(171130) -- WASHINGTON, Nov. 30, 2017 () -- The undated photo provided by Wang Xiaolin shows paleontologists Wang Xiaolin (R) and Zhou Zhonghe work in a desert in Hami, northwest China s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. Over 200 three-dimensionally preserved eggs of pterosaurs have been unearthed in China, providing new insight into the life history of the rulers of the skies in the age of dinosaurs, scientists said Thursday. The findings on the pterosaur species, known as Hamipterus tianshanensis, were published in the U.S. journal Science. () U.S.-SCIENCE JOURNAL-FINDINGS-CHINA-PTEROSAURS-F
(170609) -- YANJI, June 9, 2017 -- Paleontologists work at the excavation site at Longshan Mountain in the city of Yanji, northeast China s Jilin Province, June 8, 2017. Fossils of a complete crocodile and bones belonging to at least six different dinosaurs from the Cretaceous Period, 145 to 66 million years ago, have been excavated in northeast China s Jilin Province. )(mcg) CHINA-JILIN-YANJI-DINOSAUR FOSSIL (CN) XuxChang PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Yanji June 9 2017 Paleontologists Work AT The Excavation Site AT Long Shan Mountain in The City of Yanji Northeast China S Jilin Province June 8 201 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/170609-yanji-june-9-2017-paleontologists-work-at-the-excavation-site-at-longshan-mountain-in-the-city-of-yanji-northeast-china-s-jilin-province-june-8-2017-fossils-of-a-complete-crocodile-and-bones-belonging-to-at-least-six-different-dinosaurs-from-the-cretaceous-period-145-to-66-million-years-ago-have-been-excavated-in-northeast-china-s-jilin-province-mcg-china-jilin-yanji-dinosaur-fossil-cn-xuxchang-publicationxnotxinxchn-yanji-june-9-2017-paleontologists-work-at-the-excavation-site-at-long-shan-mountain-in-the-city-of-yanji-northeast-china-s-jilin-province-june-8-201-image564097178.htmlRM2RNMRKP–(170609) -- YANJI, June 9, 2017 -- Paleontologists work at the excavation site at Longshan Mountain in the city of Yanji, northeast China s Jilin Province, June 8, 2017. Fossils of a complete crocodile and bones belonging to at least six different dinosaurs from the Cretaceous Period, 145 to 66 million years ago, have been excavated in northeast China s Jilin Province. )(mcg) CHINA-JILIN-YANJI-DINOSAUR FOSSIL (CN) XuxChang PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Yanji June 9 2017 Paleontologists Work AT The Excavation Site AT Long Shan Mountain in The City of Yanji Northeast China S Jilin Province June 8 201
Paleontologists and villagers are working on the excavation of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is... Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/paleontologists-and-villagers-are-working-on-the-excavation-of-fossilized-bones-of-an-extinct-elephant-species-scientifically-identified-as-elephas-hysudrindicus-or-popularly-called-blora-elephant-in-sunggun-mendalem-kradenan-blora-central-java-indonesia-the-team-of-scientists-from-vertebrate-research-geological-agency-indonesian-ministry-of-energy-and-mineral-resources-led-by-paleontologists-iwan-kurniawan-and-fachroel-aziz-discovered-the-species-bones-almost-entirely-around-90-percent-complete-that-later-would-allow-them-to-build-a-scientific-reconstruction-which-is-image539365810.htmlRM2P9E6GJ–Paleontologists and villagers are working on the excavation of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is...
Archaeological Digging Site: Two Great Paleontologists Discovered Fossil Remains of Prehistoric Dinosaur, Clean it with Brushes. Archeologists Work on Excavation Site, Discover New Species Bones Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/archaeological-digging-site-two-great-paleontologists-discovered-fossil-remains-of-prehistoric-dinosaur-clean-it-with-brushes-archeologists-work-on-excavation-site-discover-new-species-bones-image606441259.htmlRF2X6HP0B–Archaeological Digging Site: Two Great Paleontologists Discovered Fossil Remains of Prehistoric Dinosaur, Clean it with Brushes. Archeologists Work on Excavation Site, Discover New Species Bones
Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/madrid-kingdom-of-spain-08292024-replica-of-the-patagotitan-mayorum-skeleton-at-caixaforum-madrid-as-an-attraction-to-the-dinosaurs-of-patagonia-exhibition-a-deep-immersion-in-the-paleontological-work-that-entails-reading-the-secrets-of-the-rocks-patagonia-has-provided-the-best-record-of-dinosaurs-in-the-southern-hemisphere-here-paleontologists-reading-in-the-rocks-have-revealed-fascinating-stories-from-the-past-photo-juan-carlos-rojas-image619324202.htmlRM2XYGJ9E–Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas
Two diverse scientists in lab coats discuss scientific research, look at papers and use tablet computer. Paleontologists or archaeologists work in archaeological laboratory with modern equipment. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/two-diverse-scientists-in-lab-coats-discuss-scientific-research-look-at-papers-and-use-tablet-computer-paleontologists-or-archaeologists-work-in-archaeological-laboratory-with-modern-equipment-image621139883.htmlRF2Y2FA77–Two diverse scientists in lab coats discuss scientific research, look at papers and use tablet computer. Paleontologists or archaeologists work in archaeological laboratory with modern equipment.
Paleontologists work in the Morrison Formation in the Burpee Dinosaur Quarry in the Caineville Desert near Hanksville, Utah. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/paleontologists-work-in-the-morrison-formation-in-the-burpee-dinosaur-quarry-in-the-caineville-desert-near-hanksville-utah-image560408024.htmlRM2RFMP48–Paleontologists work in the Morrison Formation in the Burpee Dinosaur Quarry in the Caineville Desert near Hanksville, Utah.
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Paleontologists and villagers are working on the excavation of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is... Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/paleontologists-and-villagers-are-working-on-the-excavation-of-fossilized-bones-of-an-extinct-elephant-species-scientifically-identified-as-elephas-hysudrindicus-or-popularly-called-blora-elephant-in-sunggun-mendalem-kradenan-blora-central-java-indonesia-the-team-of-scientists-from-vertebrate-research-geological-agency-indonesian-ministry-of-energy-and-mineral-resources-led-by-paleontologists-iwan-kurniawan-and-fachroel-aziz-discovered-the-species-bones-almost-entirely-around-90-percent-complete-that-later-would-allow-them-to-build-a-scientific-reconstruction-which-is-image539367709.htmlRM2P9E90D–Paleontologists and villagers are working on the excavation of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is...
Fachroel Aziz, a research professor in vertebrate palaeontology, is photographed as he is working at the excavation site of Elephas hysudrindicus—an extinct elephant species lived during the Pleistocene epoch, which is later known as 'Blora elephant'—in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. During the excavation, a team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent) that later would... Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/fachroel-aziz-a-research-professor-in-vertebrate-palaeontology-is-photographed-as-he-is-working-at-the-excavation-site-of-elephas-hysudrindicusan-extinct-elephant-species-lived-during-the-pleistocene-epoch-which-is-later-known-as-blora-elephantin-sunggun-mendalem-kradenan-blora-central-java-indonesia-during-the-excavation-a-team-of-scientists-from-vertebrate-research-geological-agency-indonesian-ministry-of-energy-and-mineral-resources-led-by-paleontologists-iwan-kurniawan-and-fachroel-aziz-discovered-the-species-bones-almost-entirely-around-90-percent-that-later-would-image539060916.htmlRM2P909KG–Fachroel Aziz, a research professor in vertebrate palaeontology, is photographed as he is working at the excavation site of Elephas hysudrindicus—an extinct elephant species lived during the Pleistocene epoch, which is later known as 'Blora elephant'—in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. During the excavation, a team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent) that later would...
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Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/madrid-kingdom-of-spain-08292024-replica-of-the-patagotitan-mayorum-skeleton-at-caixaforum-madrid-as-an-attraction-to-the-dinosaurs-of-patagonia-exhibition-a-deep-immersion-in-the-paleontological-work-that-entails-reading-the-secrets-of-the-rocks-patagonia-has-provided-the-best-record-of-dinosaurs-in-the-southern-hemisphere-here-paleontologists-reading-in-the-rocks-have-revealed-fascinating-stories-from-the-past-photo-juan-carlos-rojas-image619324236.htmlRM2XYGJAM–Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas
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Paleontologists work in the Morrison Formation in the Burpee Dinosaur Quarry in the Caineville Desert near Hanksville, Utah. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/paleontologists-work-in-the-morrison-formation-in-the-burpee-dinosaur-quarry-in-the-caineville-desert-near-hanksville-utah-image560408028.htmlRM2RFMP4C–Paleontologists work in the Morrison Formation in the Burpee Dinosaur Quarry in the Caineville Desert near Hanksville, Utah.
Fachroel Aziz, a research professor in vertebrate palaeontology, is photographed as he is working at the excavation site of Elephas hysudrindicus—an extinct elephant species lived during the Pleistocene epoch, which is later known as 'Blora elephant'—in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. During the excavation, a team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent) that later would... Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/fachroel-aziz-a-research-professor-in-vertebrate-palaeontology-is-photographed-as-he-is-working-at-the-excavation-site-of-elephas-hysudrindicusan-extinct-elephant-species-lived-during-the-pleistocene-epoch-which-is-later-known-as-blora-elephantin-sunggun-mendalem-kradenan-blora-central-java-indonesia-during-the-excavation-a-team-of-scientists-from-vertebrate-research-geological-agency-indonesian-ministry-of-energy-and-mineral-resources-led-by-paleontologists-iwan-kurniawan-and-fachroel-aziz-discovered-the-species-bones-almost-entirely-around-90-percent-that-later-would-image539060812.htmlRM2P909FT–Fachroel Aziz, a research professor in vertebrate palaeontology, is photographed as he is working at the excavation site of Elephas hysudrindicus—an extinct elephant species lived during the Pleistocene epoch, which is later known as 'Blora elephant'—in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. During the excavation, a team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent) that later would...
Archaeological Digging Site: Two Great Paleontologists Discovered Fossil Remains of Prehistoric Dinosaur, Clean it with Brushes. Archeologists Work on Excavation Site, Discover New Species Bones Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/archaeological-digging-site-two-great-paleontologists-discovered-fossil-remains-of-prehistoric-dinosaur-clean-it-with-brushes-archeologists-work-on-excavation-site-discover-new-species-bones-image606441475.htmlRF2X6HP83–Archaeological Digging Site: Two Great Paleontologists Discovered Fossil Remains of Prehistoric Dinosaur, Clean it with Brushes. Archeologists Work on Excavation Site, Discover New Species Bones
Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/madrid-kingdom-of-spain-08292024-replica-of-the-patagotitan-mayorum-skeleton-at-caixaforum-madrid-as-an-attraction-to-the-dinosaurs-of-patagonia-exhibition-a-deep-immersion-in-the-paleontological-work-that-entails-reading-the-secrets-of-the-rocks-patagonia-has-provided-the-best-record-of-dinosaurs-in-the-southern-hemisphere-here-paleontologists-reading-in-the-rocks-have-revealed-fascinating-stories-from-the-past-photo-juan-carlos-rojas-image619324221.htmlRM2XYGJA5–Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas
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Paleontologists work in the Morrison Formation in the Burpee Dinosaur Quarry in the Caineville Desert near Hanksville, Utah. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/paleontologists-work-in-the-morrison-formation-in-the-burpee-dinosaur-quarry-in-the-caineville-desert-near-hanksville-utah-image560408034.htmlRM2RFMP4J–Paleontologists work in the Morrison Formation in the Burpee Dinosaur Quarry in the Caineville Desert near Hanksville, Utah.
Fachroel Aziz, a research professor in vertebrate palaeontology, is photographed as he is working at the excavation site of Elephas hysudrindicus—an extinct elephant species lived during the Pleistocene epoch, which is later known as 'Blora elephant'—in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. During the excavation, a team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent) that later would... Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/fachroel-aziz-a-research-professor-in-vertebrate-palaeontology-is-photographed-as-he-is-working-at-the-excavation-site-of-elephas-hysudrindicusan-extinct-elephant-species-lived-during-the-pleistocene-epoch-which-is-later-known-as-blora-elephantin-sunggun-mendalem-kradenan-blora-central-java-indonesia-during-the-excavation-a-team-of-scientists-from-vertebrate-research-geological-agency-indonesian-ministry-of-energy-and-mineral-resources-led-by-paleontologists-iwan-kurniawan-and-fachroel-aziz-discovered-the-species-bones-almost-entirely-around-90-percent-that-later-would-image539060857.htmlRM2P909HD–Fachroel Aziz, a research professor in vertebrate palaeontology, is photographed as he is working at the excavation site of Elephas hysudrindicus—an extinct elephant species lived during the Pleistocene epoch, which is later known as 'Blora elephant'—in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. During the excavation, a team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent) that later would...
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Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/madrid-kingdom-of-spain-08292024-replica-of-the-patagotitan-mayorum-skeleton-at-caixaforum-madrid-as-an-attraction-to-the-dinosaurs-of-patagonia-exhibition-a-deep-immersion-in-the-paleontological-work-that-entails-reading-the-secrets-of-the-rocks-patagonia-has-provided-the-best-record-of-dinosaurs-in-the-southern-hemisphere-here-paleontologists-reading-in-the-rocks-have-revealed-fascinating-stories-from-the-past-photo-juan-carlos-rojas-image619324208.htmlRM2XYGJ9M–Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas
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Fachroel Aziz, a research professor in vertebrate palaeontology, is photographed as he is working at the excavation site of Elephas hysudrindicus—an extinct elephant species lived during the Pleistocene epoch, which is later known as 'Blora elephant'—in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. During the excavation, a team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent) that later would... Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/fachroel-aziz-a-research-professor-in-vertebrate-palaeontology-is-photographed-as-he-is-working-at-the-excavation-site-of-elephas-hysudrindicusan-extinct-elephant-species-lived-during-the-pleistocene-epoch-which-is-later-known-as-blora-elephantin-sunggun-mendalem-kradenan-blora-central-java-indonesia-during-the-excavation-a-team-of-scientists-from-vertebrate-research-geological-agency-indonesian-ministry-of-energy-and-mineral-resources-led-by-paleontologists-iwan-kurniawan-and-fachroel-aziz-discovered-the-species-bones-almost-entirely-around-90-percent-that-later-would-image539060897.htmlRM2P909JW–Fachroel Aziz, a research professor in vertebrate palaeontology, is photographed as he is working at the excavation site of Elephas hysudrindicus—an extinct elephant species lived during the Pleistocene epoch, which is later known as 'Blora elephant'—in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. During the excavation, a team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent) that later would...
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Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/madrid-kingdom-of-spain-08292024-replica-of-the-patagotitan-mayorum-skeleton-at-caixaforum-madrid-as-an-attraction-to-the-dinosaurs-of-patagonia-exhibition-a-deep-immersion-in-the-paleontological-work-that-entails-reading-the-secrets-of-the-rocks-patagonia-has-provided-the-best-record-of-dinosaurs-in-the-southern-hemisphere-here-paleontologists-reading-in-the-rocks-have-revealed-fascinating-stories-from-the-past-photo-juan-carlos-rojas-image619324225.htmlRM2XYGJA9–Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas
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People are working at the excavation site of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is displayed at Geology Museu Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/people-are-working-at-the-excavation-site-of-fossilized-bones-of-an-extinct-elephant-species-scientifically-identified-as-elephas-hysudrindicus-or-popularly-called-blora-elephant-in-sunggun-mendalem-kradenan-blora-central-java-indonesia-the-team-of-scientists-from-vertebrate-research-geological-agency-indonesian-ministry-of-energy-and-mineral-resources-led-by-paleontologists-iwan-kurniawan-and-fachroel-aziz-discovered-the-species-bones-almost-entirely-around-90-percent-complete-that-later-would-allow-them-to-build-a-scientific-reconstruction-which-is-displayed-at-geology-museu-image539389741.htmlRM2P9F939–People are working at the excavation site of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is displayed at Geology Museu
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Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/madrid-kingdom-of-spain-08292024-replica-of-the-patagotitan-mayorum-skeleton-at-caixaforum-madrid-as-an-attraction-to-the-dinosaurs-of-patagonia-exhibition-a-deep-immersion-in-the-paleontological-work-that-entails-reading-the-secrets-of-the-rocks-patagonia-has-provided-the-best-record-of-dinosaurs-in-the-southern-hemisphere-here-paleontologists-reading-in-the-rocks-have-revealed-fascinating-stories-from-the-past-photo-juan-carlos-rojas-image619324205.htmlRM2XYGJ9H–Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas
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Fachroel Aziz, a research professor in vertebrate palaeontology (wearing red baseball cap), is working with a villager during the excavation of fossilized bones of Elephas hysudrindicus—an extinct elephant species lived during the Pleistocene epoch, which is later known as 'Blora elephant'—in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Aziz himself discovered the species' bones almost entirely... Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/fachroel-aziz-a-research-professor-in-vertebrate-palaeontology-wearing-red-baseball-cap-is-working-with-a-villager-during-the-excavation-of-fossilized-bones-of-elephas-hysudrindicusan-extinct-elephant-species-lived-during-the-pleistocene-epoch-which-is-later-known-as-blora-elephantin-sunggun-mendalem-kradenan-blora-central-java-indonesia-the-team-of-scientists-from-vertebrate-research-geological-agency-indonesian-ministry-of-energy-and-mineral-resources-led-by-paleontologists-iwan-kurniawan-and-aziz-himself-discovered-the-species-bones-almost-entirely-image539390682.htmlRM2P9FA8X–Fachroel Aziz, a research professor in vertebrate palaeontology (wearing red baseball cap), is working with a villager during the excavation of fossilized bones of Elephas hysudrindicus—an extinct elephant species lived during the Pleistocene epoch, which is later known as 'Blora elephant'—in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Aziz himself discovered the species' bones almost entirely...
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Paleontologists and a villager are working on the excavation of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is displayed at Geology... Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/paleontologists-and-a-villager-are-working-on-the-excavation-of-fossilized-bones-of-an-extinct-elephant-species-scientifically-identified-as-elephas-hysudrindicus-or-popularly-called-blora-elephant-in-sunggun-mendalem-kradenan-blora-central-java-indonesia-the-team-of-scientists-from-vertebrate-research-geological-agency-indonesian-ministry-of-energy-and-mineral-resources-led-by-iwan-kurniawan-and-fachroel-aziz-discovered-the-species-bones-almost-entirely-around-90-percent-complete-that-later-would-allow-them-to-build-a-scientific-reconstruction-which-is-displayed-at-geology-image539389389.htmlRM2P9F8JN–Paleontologists and a villager are working on the excavation of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is displayed at Geology...
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Soil layers containing informations on geological processes are seen at the excavation site of the fossilized bones of Elephas hysudrindicus—an extinct elephant species lived during the Pleistocene epoch, which is later known as 'Blora elephant'—in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific... Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/soil-layers-containing-informations-on-geological-processes-are-seen-at-the-excavation-site-of-the-fossilized-bones-of-elephas-hysudrindicusan-extinct-elephant-species-lived-during-the-pleistocene-epoch-which-is-later-known-as-blora-elephantin-sunggun-mendalem-kradenan-blora-central-java-indonesia-the-team-of-vertebrate-research-geological-agency-indonesian-ministry-of-energy-and-mineral-resources-led-by-paleontologists-iwan-kurniawan-and-fachroel-aziz-discovered-the-species-bones-almost-entirely-around-90-percent-complete-that-later-would-allow-them-to-build-a-scientific-image540628551.htmlRM2PBFN6F–Soil layers containing informations on geological processes are seen at the excavation site of the fossilized bones of Elephas hysudrindicus—an extinct elephant species lived during the Pleistocene epoch, which is later known as 'Blora elephant'—in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific...
Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/madrid-kingdom-of-spain-08292024-replica-of-the-patagotitan-mayorum-skeleton-at-caixaforum-madrid-as-an-attraction-to-the-dinosaurs-of-patagonia-exhibition-a-deep-immersion-in-the-paleontological-work-that-entails-reading-the-secrets-of-the-rocks-patagonia-has-provided-the-best-record-of-dinosaurs-in-the-southern-hemisphere-here-paleontologists-reading-in-the-rocks-have-revealed-fascinating-stories-from-the-past-photo-juan-carlos-rojas-image619324226.htmlRM2XYGJAA–Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas
Paleontologists and a villager are working on the excavation of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is displayed at Geology... Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/paleontologists-and-a-villager-are-working-on-the-excavation-of-fossilized-bones-of-an-extinct-elephant-species-scientifically-identified-as-elephas-hysudrindicus-or-popularly-called-blora-elephant-in-sunggun-mendalem-kradenan-blora-central-java-indonesia-the-team-of-scientists-from-vertebrate-research-geological-agency-indonesian-ministry-of-energy-and-mineral-resources-led-by-iwan-kurniawan-and-fachroel-aziz-discovered-the-species-bones-almost-entirely-around-90-percent-complete-that-later-would-allow-them-to-build-a-scientific-reconstruction-which-is-displayed-at-geology-image540642150.htmlRM2PBGAG6–Paleontologists and a villager are working on the excavation of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is displayed at Geology...
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Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/madrid-kingdom-of-spain-08292024-replica-of-the-patagotitan-mayorum-skeleton-at-caixaforum-madrid-as-an-attraction-to-the-dinosaurs-of-patagonia-exhibition-a-deep-immersion-in-the-paleontological-work-that-entails-reading-the-secrets-of-the-rocks-patagonia-has-provided-the-best-record-of-dinosaurs-in-the-southern-hemisphere-here-paleontologists-reading-in-the-rocks-have-revealed-fascinating-stories-from-the-past-photo-juan-carlos-rojas-image619324256.htmlRM2XYGJBC–Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas
The excavation site of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is displayed at Geology Museum in Bandung,... Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-excavation-site-of-fossilized-bones-of-an-extinct-elephant-species-scientifically-identified-as-elephas-hysudrindicus-or-popularly-called-blora-elephant-in-sunggun-mendalem-kradenan-blora-central-java-indonesia-the-team-of-scientists-from-vertebrate-research-geological-agency-indonesian-ministry-of-energy-and-mineral-resources-led-by-paleontologists-iwan-kurniawan-and-fachroel-aziz-discovered-the-species-bones-almost-entirely-around-90-percent-complete-that-later-would-allow-them-to-build-a-scientific-reconstruction-which-is-displayed-at-geology-museum-in-bandung-image539390234.htmlRM2P9F9MX–The excavation site of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is displayed at Geology Museum in Bandung,...
A paleontologist is working on the excavation of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is displayed at... Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-paleontologist-is-working-on-the-excavation-of-fossilized-bones-of-an-extinct-elephant-species-scientifically-identified-as-elephas-hysudrindicus-or-popularly-called-blora-elephant-in-sunggun-mendalem-kradenan-blora-central-java-indonesia-the-team-of-scientists-from-vertebrate-research-geological-agency-indonesian-ministry-of-energy-and-mineral-resources-led-by-paleontologists-iwan-kurniawan-and-fachroel-aziz-discovered-the-species-bones-almost-entirely-around-90-percent-complete-that-later-would-allow-them-to-build-a-scientific-reconstruction-which-is-displayed-at-image539375013.htmlRM2P9EJ99–A paleontologist is working on the excavation of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is displayed at...
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Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/madrid-kingdom-of-spain-08292024-replica-of-the-patagotitan-mayorum-skeleton-at-caixaforum-madrid-as-an-attraction-to-the-dinosaurs-of-patagonia-exhibition-a-deep-immersion-in-the-paleontological-work-that-entails-reading-the-secrets-of-the-rocks-patagonia-has-provided-the-best-record-of-dinosaurs-in-the-southern-hemisphere-here-paleontologists-reading-in-the-rocks-have-revealed-fascinating-stories-from-the-past-photo-juan-carlos-rojas-image619324217.htmlRM2XYGJA1–Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas
Paleontologists and a villager are working on the excavation of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is... Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/paleontologists-and-a-villager-are-working-on-the-excavation-of-fossilized-bones-of-an-extinct-elephant-species-scientifically-identified-as-elephas-hysudrindicus-or-popularly-called-blora-elephant-in-sunggun-mendalem-kradenan-blora-central-java-indonesia-the-team-of-scientists-from-vertebrate-research-geological-agency-indonesian-ministry-of-energy-and-mineral-resources-led-by-paleontologists-iwan-kurniawan-and-fachroel-aziz-discovered-the-species-bones-almost-entirely-around-90-percent-complete-that-later-would-allow-them-to-build-a-scientific-reconstruction-which-is-image539367300.htmlRM2P9E8DT–Paleontologists and a villager are working on the excavation of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is...
Archaeological Digging Site: Two Great Paleontologists Use Tablet Computer to Analyse Skeleton of Newly Discovered Dinosaur. Archeologists on Excavation Site Discover Fossil Remains of New Species Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/archaeological-digging-site-two-great-paleontologists-use-tablet-computer-to-analyse-skeleton-of-newly-discovered-dinosaur-archeologists-on-excavation-site-discover-fossil-remains-of-new-species-image606441216.htmlRF2X6HNXT–Archaeological Digging Site: Two Great Paleontologists Use Tablet Computer to Analyse Skeleton of Newly Discovered Dinosaur. Archeologists on Excavation Site Discover Fossil Remains of New Species
Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/madrid-kingdom-of-spain-08292024-replica-of-the-patagotitan-mayorum-skeleton-at-caixaforum-madrid-as-an-attraction-to-the-dinosaurs-of-patagonia-exhibition-a-deep-immersion-in-the-paleontological-work-that-entails-reading-the-secrets-of-the-rocks-patagonia-has-provided-the-best-record-of-dinosaurs-in-the-southern-hemisphere-here-paleontologists-reading-in-the-rocks-have-revealed-fascinating-stories-from-the-past-photo-juan-carlos-rojas-image619324227.htmlRM2XYGJAB–Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas
Pieces of bone are placed in plastic bags and marked during the excavation of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction,... Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/pieces-of-bone-are-placed-in-plastic-bags-and-marked-during-the-excavation-of-fossilized-bones-of-an-extinct-elephant-species-scientifically-identified-as-elephas-hysudrindicus-or-popularly-called-blora-elephant-in-sunggun-mendalem-kradenan-blora-central-java-indonesia-the-team-of-scientists-from-vertebrate-research-geological-agency-indonesian-ministry-of-energy-and-mineral-resources-led-by-paleontologists-iwan-kurniawan-and-fachroel-aziz-discovered-the-species-bones-almost-entirely-around-90-percent-complete-that-later-would-allow-them-to-build-a-scientific-reconstruction-image539375144.htmlRM2P9EJE0–Pieces of bone are placed in plastic bags and marked during the excavation of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction,...
A member of Vertebrate Research team of Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, is working on the excavation of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team, led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz, discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is displayed at Geology Museum in... Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-member-of-vertebrate-research-team-of-geological-agency-indonesian-ministry-of-energy-and-mineral-resources-is-working-on-the-excavation-of-fossilized-bones-of-an-extinct-elephant-species-scientifically-identified-as-elephas-hysudrindicus-or-popularly-called-blora-elephant-in-sunggun-mendalem-kradenan-blora-central-java-indonesia-the-team-led-by-paleontologists-iwan-kurniawan-and-fachroel-aziz-discovered-the-species-bones-almost-entirely-around-90-percent-complete-that-later-would-allow-them-to-build-a-scientific-reconstruction-which-is-displayed-at-geology-museum-in-image539384805.htmlRM2P9F2R1–A member of Vertebrate Research team of Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, is working on the excavation of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team, led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz, discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is displayed at Geology Museum in...
Archaeological Digging Site: Two Great Paleontologists Pass Bone of a Newly Discovered of Dinosaur to Each Other. Archeologists on Excavation Site Discover Fossil Remains of Skeleton. Close-up Shot Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/archaeological-digging-site-two-great-paleontologists-pass-bone-of-a-newly-discovered-of-dinosaur-to-each-other-archeologists-on-excavation-site-discover-fossil-remains-of-skeleton-close-up-shot-image606441171.htmlRF2X6HNW7–Archaeological Digging Site: Two Great Paleontologists Pass Bone of a Newly Discovered of Dinosaur to Each Other. Archeologists on Excavation Site Discover Fossil Remains of Skeleton. Close-up Shot
Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/madrid-kingdom-of-spain-08292024-replica-of-the-patagotitan-mayorum-skeleton-at-caixaforum-madrid-as-an-attraction-to-the-dinosaurs-of-patagonia-exhibition-a-deep-immersion-in-the-paleontological-work-that-entails-reading-the-secrets-of-the-rocks-patagonia-has-provided-the-best-record-of-dinosaurs-in-the-southern-hemisphere-here-paleontologists-reading-in-the-rocks-have-revealed-fascinating-stories-from-the-past-photo-juan-carlos-rojas-image619324257.htmlRM2XYGJBD–Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas
Paleontologists and villagers are working on the excavation site of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is... Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/paleontologists-and-villagers-are-working-on-the-excavation-site-of-fossilized-bones-of-an-extinct-elephant-species-scientifically-identified-as-elephas-hysudrindicus-or-popularly-called-blora-elephant-in-sunggun-mendalem-kradenan-blora-central-java-indonesia-the-team-of-scientists-from-vertebrate-research-geological-agency-indonesian-ministry-of-energy-and-mineral-resources-led-by-paleontologists-iwan-kurniawan-and-fachroel-aziz-discovered-the-species-bones-almost-entirely-around-90-percent-complete-that-later-would-allow-them-to-build-a-scientific-reconstruction-which-is-image539383851.htmlRM2P9F1GY–Paleontologists and villagers are working on the excavation site of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team of scientists from Vertebrate Research (Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is...
Archaeological Digging Site: Two Great Paleontologists Pass Bone of a Newly Discovered of Dinosaur to Each Other. Archeologists on Excavation Site Discover Fossil Remains of Skeleton. Close-up Shot Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/archaeological-digging-site-two-great-paleontologists-pass-bone-of-a-newly-discovered-of-dinosaur-to-each-other-archeologists-on-excavation-site-discover-fossil-remains-of-skeleton-close-up-shot-image606441183.htmlRF2X6HNWK–Archaeological Digging Site: Two Great Paleontologists Pass Bone of a Newly Discovered of Dinosaur to Each Other. Archeologists on Excavation Site Discover Fossil Remains of Skeleton. Close-up Shot
Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/madrid-kingdom-of-spain-08292024-replica-of-the-patagotitan-mayorum-skeleton-at-caixaforum-madrid-as-an-attraction-to-the-dinosaurs-of-patagonia-exhibition-a-deep-immersion-in-the-paleontological-work-that-entails-reading-the-secrets-of-the-rocks-patagonia-has-provided-the-best-record-of-dinosaurs-in-the-southern-hemisphere-here-paleontologists-reading-in-the-rocks-have-revealed-fascinating-stories-from-the-past-photo-juan-carlos-rojas-image619324231.htmlRM2XYGJAF–Madrid, Kingdom of Spain; 08.29.2024.- Replica of the Patagotitan mayorum skeleton at CaixaForum Madrid as an attraction to the Dinosaurs of Patagonia Exhibition, a deep immersion in the paleontological work that entails reading the secrets of the rocks. Patagonia has provided the best record of dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere. Here, paleontologists, reading in the rocks, have revealed fascinating stories from the past. Photo: Juan Carlos Rojas
A member of Vertebrate Research team of Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, is working on the excavation of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team, led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz, discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is displayed at Geology Museum in... Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-member-of-vertebrate-research-team-of-geological-agency-indonesian-ministry-of-energy-and-mineral-resources-is-working-on-the-excavation-of-fossilized-bones-of-an-extinct-elephant-species-scientifically-identified-as-elephas-hysudrindicus-or-popularly-called-blora-elephant-in-sunggun-mendalem-kradenan-blora-central-java-indonesia-the-team-led-by-paleontologists-iwan-kurniawan-and-fachroel-aziz-discovered-the-species-bones-almost-entirely-around-90-percent-complete-that-later-would-allow-them-to-build-a-scientific-reconstruction-which-is-displayed-at-geology-museum-in-image539385222.htmlRM2P9F39X–A member of Vertebrate Research team of Geological Agency, Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, is working on the excavation of fossilized bones of an extinct elephant species scientifically identified as Elephas hysudrindicus, or popularly called 'Blora elephant', in Sunggun, Mendalem, Kradenan, Blora, Central Java, Indonesia. The team, led by paleontologists Iwan Kurniawan and Fachroel Aziz, discovered the species' bones almost entirely (around 90 percent complete) that later would allow them to build a scientific reconstruction, which is displayed at Geology Museum in...
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