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Two Danish cliffs rich in fossils classified by Unesco

Unesco is set to classify two Danish cliffs for their unique fossils.

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The fact

These 55-million-year-old sites contain insects, birds, and fish.

Their protection will boost paleontological research and scientific tourism.

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Why it matters

Ces falaises sont des archives géologiques exceptionnelles, offrant des insights sur la biodiversité du Paléocène. Leur classement par l'Unesco souligne leur valeur scientifique et patrimoniale mondiale.

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