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concretion

noun as in crystallization

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To find a solution, lead researcher Hidekazu Yoshida of the Nagoya University Museum turned to his expertise in fossil preservation in calcium carbonate concretions.

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The present fossil was discovered in a clay-ironstone concretion in the 1980s by Bob Masek and later acquired by the David and Sandra Douglass Collection and displayed in their Prehistoric Life Museum.

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Farrell is scouring 158 years of “concretion” from one of history’s most famous weapons.

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Rock formations called concretions hid the fossils inside, like chocolate tucked in a candy shell.

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But on a return trip, he split open small boulders called concretions—and found dozens of skulls.

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