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DescriptionFoulden Maar reconstruction by Paula Peeters.jpg
English: This reconstruction of the 23-million-year-old fossil lake deposit Foulden Maar (Q63687942) in Otago, New Zealand, was commissioned by palaeontologist Dr Daphne Lee and drawn by artist/ecologist Dr Paula Peeters. The preservation of the site is so good that individual flowers, leaves, and insects can be identified.
The drawing appeared in Lee, D.E., Kaulfuss, U., Conran, J.G., Bannister, J.M. & Lindqvist, J.K., (August 2016). "Biodiversity and palaeoecology of Foulden Maar: an early Miocene Konservat-Lagerstätte deposit in southern New Zealand." Alcheringa40.
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A reconstruction of the New Zealand Miocene fossil site Foulden Maar by artist Paula Peeters