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Black Hills Institute of Geological Research
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Black Hills Institute of Geologcial Research in Hill City, South Dakota. Specializing in the finest fossils, fossil replicas and service.
  • Expected expiration: June 21st in 2018
  • Creation date: June 22nd in 1997
  • Renew date: January 8th in 2012
U-Dig Fossils
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Want to look for fossils? Stop by U-Dig Fossils and spend the day digging for great finds that will give you and tour family a great experience.
  • Expected expiration: March 10th in 2018
  • Creation date: March 10th in 2001
  • Renew date: February 11th in 2017
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Eromanga Natural History Museum is an education and tourism development to be built near where the fossils of Australia’s largest dinosaurs, the Eromanga Titanosaurs are being discovered in South West Queensland, Australia. Over seventy, dinosaur (95-98 million years old) and much younger megafauna sites are being found in this internationally significant paleontological hotspot in the heart of Australia. Our vision is to become a regional Centre of Excellence for Arid Australia Palaeontology.
  • Google Analytics: 46518506-1
Cornerstone Educational Supply
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Cornerstone offers rock, mineral, and fossil kits that put God's creation in your hands! Learn about the Earth and its history from Creation Week and Noah's Flood to the post-Flood world we live in today. Dig deeper with Cornerstone!
  • Expected expiration: March 11th in 2018
  • Creation date: March 11th in 2015
  • Renew date: February 26th in 2016
  • Google Analytics: 65904704-1
Home - Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre
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The largest marine reptile fossil collection in Canada with Guinness World Record holding Bruce - the largest mosasaur in the world. Come for a Dig Tour
  • Expected expiration: June 23rd in 2018
  • Creation date: June 23rd in 2005
  • Renew date: June 29th in 2017
  • Google Analytics: 84121302-1
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