Mistaken Point Ecological Reserve fossils Newfoundland Canada - 4K stock video
560 million year old deep-sea organism fossils dating to the Ediacaran period remain in eroded rock formations in the Mistaken Point Ecological Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site on Newfoundland’s southern shore. Fossils include a rare frond, a Beothukis mistakensis, Fractofuses misrai, a spindle shaped fossil and Charniodiscus procerus, a short frond, long stem and basal holdfast disc which anchored it to the sediment.
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51³Ô¹ÏÍø #:
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00:00:15:14
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- Avalon Peninsula,
- Canada,
- Cliff,
- Coastal Feature,
- Coastline,
- Day,
- Ecological Reserve,
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- Foot,
- Fossil,
- Geology,
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- Horizontal,
- Neoproterozoic,
- Newfoundland Island,
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- Outdoors,
- Paleontology,
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- Phanerozoic Eon,
- Real Time Video,
- Travel Destinations,
- UNESCO World Heritage Site,
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