Fossils from the Limfjord could become a World Heritage site
The application process started over 15 years ago and has been carried out in collaboration between Museum Mors, Museum Salling, Morsø Municipality, Skive Municipality, Region...
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He is the coordinator and lead author of the scientific part of a 535-page application. - It is truly an important site for showing the earliest evolution of direct ancestors of many of today's fish, says Jan Audun Rasmussen. The unique selling point of the scenic dunes is the 55-56 million year old fossils of fish, birds and turtles.
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He is the coordinator and lead author of the scientific part of a 535-page application. - It is truly an important site for showing the earliest evolution of direct ancestors of many of today's fish, says Jan Audun Rasmussen.
according to BT +1The unique selling point of the scenic dunes is the 55-56 million year old fossils of fish, birds and turtles.
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