Science may lose out from sale of ‘flying reptile’ fossil

Jessa Netting

Nature, 2000, vol. 406, issue 6795, 446-446

Abstract: The imminent auction of a fossilized gliding reptile that lived 200 million years ago has refuelled concerns among palaeontologists about the impact of private collectors, prepared to pay high prices for prize specimens, on their scientific work

Date: 2000
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