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000 years ago) - Conifers were one of the first species to rebound after the devastation of the Great Dying

This specimen is an incredible collection of jaw bones and teeth fossils dating to the Permian Period that is estimated to be around 286

The rounded nodules present in the cluster owe their formation to small clumps of matter like sand the mineral formed around

may have settled in place year-round

First Supercomputer Cray-1 Module Board - Display Card mm2_collection Picture lines 1"There's something about the speed of light; It's just hard to get around." ~ Seymour Cray This display card includes a small section of an original Cray 1 Module Board. Designed by the genius engineer Seymour Cray, the board was originally part of the Cray 1 Supercomputer installed at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Module board sections measure around 1 cm long. LEAD WARNING: PCB Module board sections do contain lead as part of their