I wonder how much I'll get for this New England fossil.

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But huge damage was done in 2001, when then Prime Minister John Howard s government refused to allow the Norwegian freighter MV Tampa, carrying 438 rescued Afghans from a distressed fishing vessel, to enter Australian waters.

In 2009, fossil teeth of Central American primates appeared as well.

You can see some of the major fossil sites that we've been working in the north.

Fossilized dinosaur bones are abundant in this member in several places located in Utah and western Colorado.

Here's some reconstructions of some of the fossils that have been found from Lake Turkana.

Bringing together young people from different backgrounds and from different countries helps combat negative prejudices and stereotypes.

My response is a sandstone wall made from bacteria and solidified sand, stretching across the desert.

Fossil sites run up and down both lengths of that lake basin, which represents some 20,000 square miles.

And my first forays into biological research, doing dinosaur paleontology as an undergraduate, were really squarely in that realm.

And you can tell an awful lot about what those beings looked like from the fossils, from the shape of the muscle attachments, something about the way they lived from the various artifacts found with them.

It can even be traced back to the fins of certain fossil fishes from which the first amphibians evolved such as tiktaalik.

There is growing evidence that partisan mindsets that threaten cooperation can become a thing of the past.

And that's an example of what we may do as we walk across the landscape in Northern Kenya, looking for fossils.

It's kind of commonplace now, but his argument was because he'd been searching for the fossilized remains of early humans in Africa.

Stereotyping contributes to the wrongful entrenching of baseless fears and the misprofiling of cultural and religious beliefs and practices.

And he remained there until 1.6 million years later, when this very famous fossil hunter, Kamoya Kimeu, walked along a small hillside and found that small piece of his skull lying on the surface amongst the pebbles, recognized it as being hominid.

Well, shortly afterwards, members of his species started to move northwards out of Africa, and you start to see fossils of Homo erectus in Georgia, China and also in parts of Indonesia.

The promotion of Yellen and Flug is a good start now the doors of these fusty male dominated clubs must be flung wide open.

Poland has also developed youth exchange programmes, which are the best form of active dialogue to combat stereotypes by confronting it with personal experience and person to person contact.

One of these, however, the dire wolf, has gained fame for the thousands of specimens found and displayed at the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles, California.

Human ancestors really only survive on planet Earth, if you look at the fossil record, for about, on average, a million years at a time.

And you can tell an awful lot about what those beings looked like from the fossils, from the shape of the muscle attachments, something about the way they lived from the various artifacts found with them.

Well, shortly afterwards, members of his species started to move northwards out of Africa, and you start to see fossils of Homo erectus in Georgia, China and also in parts of Indonesia.

Between 1815 and 1824, the Rev William Buckland, a professor of geology at Oxford University, collected more fossilized bones of Megalosaurus and became the first person to describe a dinosaur in a scientific journal.

You can see some of the major fossil sites that we've been working in the north. But, essentially, two million years ago, Homo erectus, up in the far right corner, lived alongside three other species of human ancestor.

And he remained there until 1.6 million years later, when this very famous fossil hunter, Kamoya Kimeu, walked along a small hillside and found that small piece of his skull lying on the surface amongst the pebbles, recognized it as being hominid.

In 1996 satellite imaging was used to map the extent of fossilized suka kollus (flooded raised fields) across the three primary valleys of Tiwanaku, arriving at population carrying capacity estimates of anywhere between 285,000 and 1,482,000 people.

And it's this journey that is of such interest to humanity, and it's this journey that has been the focus of the past three generations of my family, as we've been in East Africa looking for the fossil remains of our ancestors to try and piece together our evolutionary past.

I spoke to a biologist at the Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden in Capetown to ask him where he thought this remarkable plant came from, and his thought was that if you travel around Namibia, you see that there are a number of petrified forests, and the logs are all the logs are all giant coniferous trees, and yet there's no sign of where they might have come from.