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Fossilized archaeopteryx (Archaeopteryx sp.), a primitive bird with teeth and a bony tail from the Upper Jurassic period, discovered in Solnhofen, Bavaria, Germany. The archaeopteryx is a possible link between dinosaurs and birds. (c) HerveConge
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ISM
/ Hervé CONGE
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4243 x 2835 pixels
Print Size @ 300 dpi
14 x 9 inches / 36 x 24 cm
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