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Free On-line Paleontological Images

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ePalaeontology - 09 Jul 2004 12:21 GMT
For anyone needing quality images, both for research, teaching or for
commercial use, ePalaeontology offers complete collections of images to be
used in accordance with the Creative Commons License. This kind of licence
allows you to copy, use, distribute, create new derivative works (also
commercial), as long as the author of the material is clearly quoted and the
material is redistributed under the same rules.

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Kieron - 10 Jul 2004 11:45 GMT
The link don't work.

Got another address?
pz - 10 Jul 2004 15:41 GMT
> The link don't work.
>
> Got another address?

It worked for me. However, in order to download the images, you have
to register, and then you discover that they only have four sets of
images.

Definitely underwhelming. And I'm suspicious that it is just an
outfit interested in harvesting e-mail addresses.

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