Sir David Attenborough
Sir David Attenborough is a broadcaster and naturalist. He has been responsible for some of the most memorable nature television across a number of decades - from Life On Earth to Life In The Undergrowth - and, in an earlier life as controller of BBC Two, introduced snooker to television.
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My Favourite Fossil: David Attenborough
Comment posted by mairilovie
15 Feb 2009
att fossil detectives, we think we have found a fossilised hip bone of a dicynodont at clasach quarry in Hopeman Moray in Scotland, the bone is quite large and appears to be fractured,can you please... Read more : My Favourite Fossil: David Attenborough
My Favourite Fossil: David Attenborough
Comment posted by Fossil Kid
02 Sep 2008
Hey Simon Could we post links to our fossil hunting videos on youtube ? Yes that's fine Mercia (Moderator) Read more : My Favourite Fossil: David Attenborough
My Favourite Fossil: David Attenborough
Comment posted by Simon
02 Sep 2008
Don't forget - we want to hear about your favourite fossils, too. And if you want to show them to us, why not post a video on the Open University YouTube channel? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-... Read more : My Favourite Fossil: David Attenborough
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02 Sep 2008
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