I dug up a dinosaur fossil today, am I going to send it?

I also saw the Qin Dynasty's ipone yesterday, do you want to send it too?

Living fossils, which can be vaguely called relict organisms, refer to any organism whose analogous species exist only in fossils, and there are no other extant similar species. These species once survived major extinction events and retain their original characteristics from the past. Some of the ancient species of organisms that exist are non-scientific terms.

The definition of a living fossil is generally the discovery of a fossil before the discovery of a living body, or the existence of a living body of the same genus as the identified fossil.

Living fossils refer to species that have a long origin, in the Cenozoic Tertiary or earlier have a wide range of branches, and most of the current species have been extinct due to geological and climatic changes, the shape of these existing organisms is basically the same as the organisms found in fossils, retaining the original shape of their ancient ancestors. Most of its relatives are extinct and relatively isolated, and organisms that evolve slowly can be called relict organisms or living fossils. As a result, some ancient creatures that lasted for tens of millions of years were formed, and other creatures of the same era have long been extinct, and only they have been preserved alone, adapted to the modern environment, and lived in an extremely small area, known as "living fossils".

If you pick up a dinosaur fossil, please note the following: Do not move or destroy the fossil without permission: Dinosaur fossils are very precious scientific heritage, and no one should move or destroy them without permission.

If you happen to find a dinosaur fossil, please do not move it, keep the site intact, and immediately notify the local cultural heritage department or museum or other relevant authorities so that they can handle it professionally. Don't collect them privately: Dinosaur fossils belong to the national important cultural heritage, and no one should collect them privately** or collect them.

If you have dinosaur fossils, you should take the initiative to report them to the relevant authorities so that professionals can evaluate and process them, so that they can be properly preserved and displayed, so that more people can understand the history and cultural heritage of dinosaurs. Legal handover: If you have notified the relevant authorities after picking up a dinosaur fossil, they will arrange for a professional to come and handle and hand over the fossil.

During the handover process, you will need to sign a legal document with the relevant authorities confirming the fact that you have picked up the dinosaur fossils and ensuring that they are properly preserved and displayed. In conclusion, dinosaur fossils are very precious cultural heritage, and anyone should respect their value and importance. If you have picked up a dinosaur fossil, please notify the relevant authorities as soon as possible so that a professional can handle the stool and protect it.

Dinosaur fossil burial site.

There are only a few fairly special geological settings that have been able to preserve fossils well, most commonly sedimentary rocks with delicate textures. Dinosaur fossils are even more difficult to preserve due to their age. The main places where dinosaur fossils are buried are Solon Houfen in Germany, Flame Cliff in the Gobi Desert in Mongolia, and Lufeng in Yunnan, China.

1. Soren Houfen.

The Solunhofen Quarry in Germany was a shallow tropical sea at the time of the dinosaurs, with islands scattered around the time. The fine limestone formations of Soren Houfen contain fossils of the genus Macrognathida, as well as the delicate remains of fish and the remains of island-dwelling animals such as the early bird Archaeopteryx.

2. Flame Cliff.

The Flaming Cliffs of the Gobi Desert in Mongolia have preserved many animal fossils from the Late Cretaceous period, including Protoceratosaurus, Ovirapiraptor and Rapidsaurus. Since the discovery of fossils in the 20s of the 20th century, many world-famous dinosaur specimens have been excavated here.

3. Como Cliff.

In the 70s of the 19th century, scientists found many fossilized dinosaur bones in the Como Cliff in Wyoming, USA, most of which were sauropod bones. Scientists from the American Museum of Natural History have been digging here since the 90s of the 19th century and have found hundreds of specimens.

4. Moon Valley. Moon Valley is a barren canyon located in western Argentina where people learned about the existence of dinosaurs from fossils found here. Fossils found from Moon Valley include the Late Triassic beaked dragon group and other reptile groups, including the early theropod dinosaurs Chronoraptor and Herrerasaurus. This remote site was discovered in the 50s of the 20th century, but it was not until the late 80s of the 20th century that people knew that it was very rich in fossils.

5, Lufeng. Dinosaur Mountain in Lufeng County, Yunnan Province, China, is a 10-square-kilometer area and is famous as the hometown of dinosaurs. In 1938, archaeologists discovered complete dinosaur fossils here for the first time, and dozens of dinosaur fossils have been excavated one after another. After identification, there are 24 genera and more than 30 kinds of dinosaurs, which are the most primitive, oldest, richest and most complete vertebrate fossil groups in the world.

Resources.

Not all museums have it. If it's called a so-and-so natural museum, there must be one in it. There are also cities with dedicated dinosaur-themed museums.

There are Tyrannosaurus rex fossils in Montana, USA, and 8 dinosaur eggs (in fact, Inner Mongolia also has them).70 million years ago.

Discovered in 1993, there are adult odontosaur fossils in the area.

The Canadian Rockies have the Burgess shale fauna.

There is an accident in western Liaoning, ChinaIn 1997, it was discovered that there were also fossils of Chinese dragon bird 1996 psittacosis and cubs, Chinese millennial dragon bird 1998, Gu's microraptor and so on.

Not far from Kunming City, Yunnan Province, Maotian Mountain, Chengjiang biota is found.

This question you ask is too broad, there are basically dinosaur footprints all over the world, China has, the United States has, the United Kingdom has... If you are interested in dinosaurs, it is recommended that you read more specialized scientific journals, and now that the Internet is so developed, many popular science ** have relevant introductions, such as China Paleontology Network, etc.

There is a dinosaur park in Xixia County, Henan, where a large number of dinosaur fossils and dinosaur egg fossils have been unearthed. If you are interested, you can check it out!

Dinosaur Museum and buried underground.

I have a suspected dinosaur fossil here, and I haven't identified it yet, and I need help identifying it.

I have a fossilized dinosaur tooth.

Sichuan Zigong, Inner Mongolia Chifeng and so on.

Located in Lufeng County, it covers an area of 3,000 square meters, with a total of eight exhibition halls, which display the world's oldest dinosaur fossils, ancient ape fossils, Ming Dynasty porcelain, Qing Dynasty bronze Buddha statues, etc. Among them, dinosaur fossils more than 100 million years ago and ancient ape fossils more than 8 million years ago are well-known at home and abroad, so Lufeng is known as the hometown of dinosaurs and Rama australopithecus.

Are you **? I've been to museums in Inner Mongolia, as well as the largest dinosaur museum in Asia, the Pingyi Tianyu Museum, and they all have a lot of dinosaur fossils. Well worth seeing.

You can look up the distribution of dinosaurs in the Cretaceous era, and then you can see that there are the most dinosaur fossils on the map today.

Have you ever watched that movie about cloning and then looked at where that movie was played to know where there are dinosaur fossils!!

The recently excavated largest dinosaur fossil site in China is in Linyi, Shandong, which is very spectacular!

Dinosaur museum, or place where dinosaurs are buried.

There are many places, such as the Sichuan Zigong Dinosaur Museum, just see what you want to do?

You can go to Yellowstone National Park in the United States to find out!

There are more Yichun and Guangdong Heyuan.

Museums definitely have this stuff.

In the early 19th century, when the British Industrial Revolution was at its peak, roads were opened everywhere, canals were built, and transportation was developed. Occasionally, exposed bones, teeth, or other fossils can be found on the cliffs next to the new road.

Dinosaur fossilsDue to the nature of the doctor's profession, Mantel was particularly interested in vertebrate fossils. In addition to his medical practice, he often took his wife, Marianne, to climb mountains and wade through rivers to find and collect fossils. Marianne also developed a keen interest in fossils.

One morning in March 1822, Marianne was on her way home to receive Mantel when she stumbled upon several fossilized teeth of a gigantic animal in a pile of rubble by the side of the road. When Mantel returned home, he was thrilled to see the fossils Marianne had collected, but they never recognized the animal's teeth.

In order to find out the ** of the fossil tooth, Mantel found the famous British geologist Lord Lyle and brought the fossil to him for identification. Lyle looked at the old man over and over for a long time, and finally said that he didn't know him. Mantel had no choice but to send the collected fossilized teeth to the Academy of Sciences in Paris, asking Cuvier, the authority on vertebrates at the time, to help identify them.

Cuvier had never seen such fossils before, and based on his previous experience and his own speculation, he preliminarily concluded that the tooth fossils might belong to an ancient rhinoceros that had become extinct, and that Cuvier believed that the fossils were not too geologically old.

Mantel, who was well acquainted with animal teeth, was not convinced by Cuvier's opinion, and again forwarded the fossil specimens to Professor Buckland of Oxford University for further identification. Buckland has never seen a similar fossil either. But he did not dare to dismiss Cuvier's opinion lightly, so he said to Mantel very rashly

I agree with Cuvier's identification. ”

Neither scholar was convinced of Mantel's conclusions, and he was determined to delve into a convincing answer for himself. Having made up his mind, Mantel collected more fossils, and he took them to the British Museum in London to borrow materials and compare them with animal specimens in the collection, hoping to find some clues that could help identify them. Despite a long period of inactivity, Mantel was unfazed.

At the Royal Museum, Mantel met a young and experienced naturalist who was studying the iguana, a modern giant lizard that lives in Zhongguanzhou. Mantel compared the fossilized teeth he brought with those of iguanas, which naturalists had collected, and he was surprised to find that they were morphologically similar, much larger than iguanas.

Mantel was overjoyed, and after reflection, he first affirmed that the fossilized teeth were not mammalian but reptilian, and that they were a giant herbivorous reptile that was now extinct.

Mantel returned home, sorted out the materials he had researched in the Royal Museum, and wrote a **, naming the fossils "iguanodon" (古鬣清), which translates into Chinese as "bird dragon". In 1825, Mantel reported his findings in the Bulletin of the Royal Society.

Dinosaur fossils.

The ninth wonder of the world and the earliest dinosaur egg fossil group discovered in China.

The strata of the Xixia Basin in the Nanyang area are rich in dinosaur egg fossils, which are well-known at home and abroad, and its discovery has been called a major discovery that shocked the world. The fossil burial sites in the Xixia Basin and the adjacent Xichuan and Xiaguan basins are planned to be used as provincial-level cultural relics protection units, and at the same time, an application has been made to UNESCO to list the area as a world cultural heritage protection list.

Characteristics According to experts, the dinosaur egg fossil group in the Xixia Basin has the following characteristics:

First, the distribution area is large, in the Xixia County Danshui Town, Yangcheng Township, Neixiang County Chimei Town within nearly 10 square kilometers of the range, can be found traces of dinosaur activities.

The second is the concentration of burial, from the local excavation section can be observed three fossil layers, the fossils are distributed in a nest, arranged in an orderly manner, each litter of more than a dozen to 30 pieces.

Third, the number is abundant, that is, thousands of pieces have been found so far, and it is estimated that the total amount of burial is no less than tens of thousands, and the richness is rare in the world; The small ones are like eggs, with a diameter of 4 to 6 centimeters, the large ones are like rice bowls, with a diameter of 40 to 50 centimeters, mostly oblate, and the other are shaped like olives, with a diameter of more than 50 centimeters.

Fourth, the original state is good, basically not disturbed and destroyed in the later period, except for a small number of eggshells by the rock layer extruded by the surface of the slight depression, most of the intact as before, is unique in the world.

It is also reported that near the Baotianman National Nature Reserve in Neixiang County, which is adjacent to the West Gorge, some sites containing dinosaur eggs and bone fossils have been found. The discovery of the world's rare dinosaur egg fossil group in Xixia was rated as one of the world's top ten science and technology news in 1993 by China Science and Technology News; It was rated as one of the top ten news in Henan Province in 1993 by Henan **, Henan Radio, Henan TV and Henan Radio and Television News Center. Experts**, the Xixia Dinosaur Egg Fossil Group is very likely to become the ninth wonder of the world.

With the in-depth study of the mystery of dinosaur extinction, Xixia will undoubtedly become a new tourism and research hotspot in the world.

Some... Yunnan Karst area and Jiaodong Peninsula have ah. Here in Shandong should be a velociraptor fossil.

China has a lot of dinosaur fossils, especially dinosaur egg fossils, which are very well preserved.

Yes. The Universal Dinosaur Park in Changzhou is there.

Yes, Shandong, Hainan have been found.

Sichuan Zigong also has a lot of dinosaurs....

Yes, there is one in the museum of Shijiazhuang University of Economics, which was excavated by Professor Pang Qiqing in Shanxi.

Shandong Zhucheng has the largest variety of dinosaurs.

Yes, there is a paleontology museum in Beijing, opposite the zoo.