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What kind of fossils lie in the rock at Everest's summit?
Answer: Sea creatures
Why: The summit rock formed on a warm, shallow seafloor about 450 million years ago and was pushed skyward as India rammed into Asia.
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Who found the first complete plesiosaur skeleton, in 1823?
Answer: Mary Anning
Why: Anning and her brother found an ichthyosaur skeleton when she was 12 and 13, more than a decade before her plesiosaur.
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Which animals were Dimetrodon's closest kin?
Answer: Mammals
Why: Dimetrodon had one skull opening behind each eye, the hallmark of synapsids, the group that includes mammals.
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Where are almost all fossils found?
Answer: Sedimentary rock
Why: Igneous rock cools from molten magma or lava hot enough to destroy remains, while sediment buries them gently and hardens at low heat.
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Where did early experts put Iguanodon's thumb spike?
Answer: On its nose
Why: Around 30 skeletons dug from a Belgian coal mine from 1878 on showed the spike belonged on the hand.
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Which 'fishpod' fossil bridged lobe-finned fish and tetrapods?
Answer: Tiktaalik
Why: Tiktaalik had both fish scales and wrists capable of supporting weight, marking a bridge between water and land.