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ths is shit

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I have to get up to speed to be able to further communicate with my sun, 11 years old Dominik, who decided recently to become a famous paleontologist.

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I'm 15 and I'm growing ot grow up to be the paleoanthropology or biology version of Indiana Jones. At least i hope. This is just a step in trying to work my way there!

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It's great indeed!!

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this site suks!!!!!!!!!!

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Super Site !!!

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Interesting site, I'll be back.

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I think your web site is good, it helped me with my projeat alot.It gave me alot of information and it had aiot of interesting things that I nided to now about.It also had some pichers I nided.biy for now.

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Love it. I missed my vocation. I'm an architect.

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Thanks for all the connections and the hard work.

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no comments...keep up the good work...

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Great stuff!! What a pity UK enthusiasts are not as communicative.

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Just got here but your site looks like it could be useful in finding out about various geological sites and studies undertaken by myself. Look forward to using your site in the present and future.

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complete research itens, even for me, an architect interested in fossil images for decorating walls

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A great contribution, very usefull work for all. Thank you very much

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Folks interested in ammonites might want to check out my new Web Site, Ammonites At Union Wash, California at http://sites.netscape.net/geowrs/unionwash.html. Many images of Early Triassic ammonites from Union Wash, near Lone Pine, California, in the shad ws of Mount Whitney and the great Sierra Nevada.

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Thank you for you homepage.it is very interesting and I join with it. My English is very bad.I´m sorry.Ï´ll learn in future. But...now thank.

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A very comprehensive site. Great job! If you like museum quality ammonites of the Cretaceous period from Texas, visit our site.

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For plenty of images of fossils in Death Valley National Park, visit the following url: http://sites.netscape.net/geowrs/dvfossils.htm

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very enjoyable and full of interest!

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I'm from Holland and i like fossils. Greetings Anneke

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Great set of links and listings. Appreicate the fossil trading and prep resources.

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Nice Job, Would like to trade links if you are interested. I deal in Michigan Fossils, Rocks and Minerals and Unique Natural or Handcrafted Items. Ken

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thanks a lot for your information. they are very useful to me

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I believe you have the most prolific site for paleontology on the web. GREAT!

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Your pop-up's suck

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Dudley is one of the world's classic fossil sites, renowned for its superb Silurian (Wenlock) fossils. The town's Wren's Nest National Nature Reserve and Castle Hill are currently the subject of a bid for World Heritage listing (see Dudley's URL). Dudley Museum holds a definitive collection of local fossils; its Time Trail geology gallery has been acclaimed for its innovation. In March - September 1998 the museum will be mounting 'World of the Sea Dragons', featuring the cream of privately owned British Jurassic marine material, most never before exhibited to the public. 2000 sees our 'Millennium Bug' exhibition, possibly the finest display of trilobites ever mounted in the British Isles. Again, this will comprise material almost entirely from private collections. If you have any top class material that you think would complement either of these exhibitions I would be very pleased to hear from you.

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Your links to my Charmouth/Dorset Jurassic pages are now partially dead. I've added so much more information that the lithic.html and hill.html pages have had to be split. each of the beds that appears in the cliffs at Charmouth now has its own page (all ttp://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~gcaselton/fossil/) but now: /bvm.html - Black Ven Marl /swb.html - Shales with Beef /bm.html - Belemnite Marl /bs.html - Belemnite Stone /ttb.html - Three Tiers Bed /gab.html - Green Ammonite Bed /ecb.html - Eype Clay Bed plus dedicated fossil pages: /ammonite.html /belemnit.html /crinoid.html Please e-mail me if any queries. Graeme Caselton gcaselton@easynet.co.uk (accessed weekly) gcaselton@yahoo.com (accessed every other day)

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A lot of links, you have done a good job. If you are able to do so, then please visit my site: PaFlo's Geo Page. (also part of the Paleo Ring) Perhaps you'll find it worthy to add to your list. Kind regards, Paul Floor

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Very complete, very interesting site.

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I love your site.

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This is an excellent site! I love the fact that u have so many links, arranged according to topic. It makes looking for info much easier keep up the good work :-)

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This is an incredible site!I am an elementary school teacher who loves Earth science. I know I will enjoy visiting here often. Thank you very much!

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it is great that someone takes the time to put together so many sites for people interested in paleontolgy. But it is a pity that there are so few sites from france.

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I'm a beginner in Internetting about paleontology and I am very enthousiastic about the overwhelming possibilities of this site.I am a dedicated fossil- and fossil amber-inclusions collector and I hope this site will also enable me to meet fossils- and fossil amber dealers. thank you.

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interested in fossil digs.....any advise?????? most sincerely, Kristen Ford

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This is absolutley the largest and single best list of sights I've seen. You can be sure I will be back more often. Keep up the good work!

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this site sucked i just wanted info on fossils

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your site is very informative. It's really helped me alot in what I'm looking for.

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I'm new to this and would appreciate any information on how to go about selling a prehistoric artifact.

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Excellent Site!! One of the most extensive collections of geoscientific information on the web. Keep developing this site.

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I'm going to use an off-line reader to grab as much of the site as I can and read it off-line which helps save money since I'm limited to 80 hours per month here at Osan AB, Korea. I'm currently in the military with seven years to go and looking forward t civilian life. My job is very boring and not very challenging to me. I've become very interested in Paleontology and will try to get stationed in Montana to try a little amateur fossil hunting if I can. This looks like a great site!!! Take care, TSgt Vincent R. Havrilko

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Congratulations for your incredible page !! In my opinion, is the very best link's page in the Paleontological world. Best regards and happy new year 1998. Josep Mª i Merce, Barcelona, Catalonia (Spain)

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11/29/97 01:16:54

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I would like to be added to your FOSSIL SHOPS Nice web site!

11/21/97 22:33:46

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GREAT STUFF - KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK

11/21/97 22:31:19

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GREAT STUFF - KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK

11/20/97 01:38:48

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I'm a geologist just getting acquainted with the internet.

11/19/97 23:36:26

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I would like you to send me more information about you Daniel Abate Parera 4 10 piso 1014. Capital Federal Buenos Aires - Argentina

11/17/97 08:23:47

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Good site, quicker than using a search engine. Like the animated dino! Ian

11/13/97 18:05:52

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cool web page it realy helped on my school project

11/13/97 16:41:10

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Great diversity and informative website...will be watching as much as possible! Drew

11/13/97 16:40:17

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Great diversity and informative website...will watching as much as possible! Drew

11/12/97 22:15:11

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I HAVE LOOKED YOU UP IN THE UK DIRECTORY. I am currently a firt year student at Portsmouth University in England. I like you Site and think it is brilliant! Speak to you soon, Many thanks, Scott Corderoy

11/01/97 01:44:03

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Separate note sent about Falls of the Ohio State Park's new web site.

10/20/97 15:51:05

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Yep, lotsa fossil info here.

10/14/97 01:23:01

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10/11/97 21:50:41

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Good work! Keep it up.

09/15/97 21:35:24

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Excellent Page Whats in Argentina I'm going there soon

09/13/97 03:13:43

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Great site! I found lots of information for my daughter's unit on fossils!

09/10/97 01:44:50

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Great site for my biology class! Thanks

09/04/97 10:28:50

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Many thanks for making a link to our museum. No problems with the guestbook, i just tried it a few times.

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Very nice, thank you. I have a fossil, I think it is a crinoid, if you get some photos of these, please e-mail me. Thanx

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I am a member of the Dallas Paleontological Society and amature fossil collector with a small but growing collection. Your sight is very informative and will of great value to me in my collecting, and identification of many of my finds. I will be sure to pass along your address to other members of the Society.. I sure they will find it as informative as I.

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Wow!

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Very nice and impressive.

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We hope that you will make a link to our museum, because we have an archeoptrix, the homo diluvi testes, a mosasaur and other historicaly famous fossils in our collection.

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Excellent site. Thank you for putting this all together. Vin Morgan, The Granger Papers Project

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WOW! What a site. You have everything! Thanks for adding my site to your list. I'll be adding a link to this page tonight!

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Great stuff man! Excellent!

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