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Dating from the pre-370-420 million years
The head of the Saudi Geological Survey, Hussein Bin Mana al-Otaibi, revealed the first discovery of fossil fossils for the presence of unique giant algae (1.25 m long and 63 m in diameter), similar to their shape and shape. Al-Waid in Wadi Al-Dawasir.
Al-Otaibi added that fossils represent seaweed from the Devonian era between 370 and 420 million years ago.
The Commission team concluded for the first time that the Macton dates back to the Upper Devonian, dominated by the glacial deposits of Joel Formation (Late Carbon).
Discovery of a giant "fossil guide" for algae in Wadi al-Dawasir
Abdullah Al Rajhi
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2019-02-27
The head of the Saudi Geological Survey, Hussein Bin Mana al-Otaibi, revealed the first discovery of fossil fossils for the presence of unique giant algae (1.25 m long and 63 m in diameter), similar to their shape and shape. Al-Waid in Wadi Al-Dawasir.
Al-Otaibi added that fossils represent seaweed from the Devonian era between 370 and 420 million years ago.
The Commission team concluded for the first time that the Macton dates back to the Upper Devonian, dominated by the glacial deposits of Joel Formation (Late Carbon).
February 27, 2019 – 22 Jumada al-Akhirah 1440
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Dating from the pre-370-420 million years
The head of the Saudi Geological Survey, Hussein Bin Mana al-Otaibi, revealed the first discovery of fossil fossils for the presence of unique giant algae (1.25 m long and 63 m in diameter), similar to their shape and shape. Al-Waid in Wadi Al-Dawasir.
Al-Otaibi added that fossils represent algae in the Devonian era between 370 and 420 million years ago.
The Commission team concluded for the first time that the Macton dates back to the Upper Devonian, dominated by the glacial deposits of Joel Formation (Late Carbon).
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