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The discovery of oil is not the work of a single person, but the crystallization of human wisdom and experience accumulated over a long history. From accidental discoveries in ancient times to in-depth scientific exploration in modern times, scientists, engineers and explorers of all periods have contributed to the development and application of petroleum. Single attribution is obviously an oversimplification. What we should pay more attention to is how mankind finally mastered this precious energy through continuous exploration and efforts.

The size of ammonites is far beyond what most people imagine. Fossil records show that some types of ammonites can reach more than two meters in diameter. Their large size reflects the complexity and diversity of ancient marine ecology. An in-depth study of the size of ammonites can not only understand their biological evolution, but also speculate on the environmental conditions at that time, thereby enriching our understanding of the history of the earth. This research deserves our continued investment to uncover more mysteries about ammonites.

The discovery of Brachiosaurus fossils not only reveals the ecological appearance of the dinosaur era, but also provides precious evidence for scientific research. The excavation site contains rich geological information, which helps us understand the environmental changes at that time. Delving deeper into the geography of the dig site will help reconstruct a complete picture of Brachiosaurus' survival and further advance paleontology. Let us trace this precious history together and explore the scientific mysteries behind the Brachiosaurus fossils.

Needless to say, the earliest dinosaur fossils were found in Siberia. Early research has shown that fossils unearthed in the area have unique evolutionary characteristics, revealing key information about the early stages of dinosaur evolution. This discovery not only overturned the previous understanding of the origin of dinosaurs, but also opened a new chapter in exploring the origin and early evolution of dinosaurs. Therefore, the geological history of Siberia occupies a pivotal position in the field of dinosaur research.

There is no doubt that the earliest discovery of dinosaur fossils was not in a single area, but was accumulated bit by bit by archaeological teams from various regions over a long period of time. Although important discoveries may be made in individual areas at specific times, such as the complete skeleton of an early dinosaur unearthed in a certain place, excavation and research on a global scale are the key to completely piecing together the evolutionary history of dinosaurs. Only through international cooperation and continued field investigations can we gain a deeper understanding of the mystery of the origins and extinction of dinosaurs.