Princess of palaeontology

Crispin Tickell
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Nature, 1999, vol. 400, issue 6742, 321-321

Abstract: Abstract Mary Anning came from humble origins to find fame as a fossil hunter on England's south coast. Others took credit for her discoveries but it was said of her that she understood more of the science than “anyone else in the kingdom”.

Date: 1999
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