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Modern Wise Men Find Mystery Fossil Is Fruit of the Frankincense Family

The mystery identity of several fossils that have puzzled scientists for decades has been unraveled.

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Mysterious fruit found to be the oldest known fossils of the Frankincense and Myrrh family

Mysterious fruit found to be the oldest known fossils of the Frankincense and Myrrh family
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Carrick Chambers obituary: Botanist identified Wollemi Pine

“The botanical equivalent of finding a small dinosaur still alive on Earth.”

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Fossils show palms once grew where Burnaby Mountain is now

Fossils collected at an SFU construction site in the 1960s are the subject of a recent research paper that reveals palms once grew where Burnaby Mountain stands now.

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Fossils show palms once grew where Burnaby Mountain is now - Bowen Island Undercurrent

Fossils collected at an SFU construction site in the 1960s are the subject of a recent research paper that reveals palms once grew where Burnaby Mountain stands now.

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