Rebecca Murrell
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard 29 Jun
Rebecca Murrell’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The 10 centimetre wide fossil was unearthed during an expedition to James Ross Island four decades ago.
Its discovery was recorded in a filled notebook with a tiny sketch of the fossil and a note saying vertebra from a large reptile.
But that was as far as the identification went, until the fossil was spotted amongst the thousands of specimens stored at the British Antarctic Survey.
Its distinctive shape revealed it was part of the tail of a titanosaur, the largest dinosaurs ever to roam the Earth.
It dates to 82 million years ago, when Antarctica was very different to how it is today.
It would have been covered in lush forest, providing ample food for this four-legged, long-necked dinosaur.
Professor Paul Barrett, a paleontologist from the Natural History Museum, helped to identify the bone.
The scientists think the dinosaur this fossil came from was about seven metres long, which is small for a titanosaur, suggesting it was a young animal or even a dwarf species.
We're driving past forests and fields and it's across large parts of the more rural east where further big population falls are forecast.
But the women that left, they left ages ago.
I mean, there must be... New women now.
There must be new women, exactly.
In upcoming elections, the AfD has a real shot at winning power.
She works to promote the area and match people with jobs.
Israel's UN ambassador, a close ally of Netanyahu, has described the ceasefire deal as very bad for Israel.
Mercy and goodness, after 19 months of life together, finally separated.
Stonehenge was built to mark the movements of the sun.
The huge stones were placed precisely to line up with the sunrise on the summer solstice and sunset on the winter solstice.
The discovery in the nearby village of Bulford was a much more simple construction –
All that's left of it are two pits in the ground, about 120 metres apart, which archaeologists believe held large wooden posts.
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