(1) Mary Anning (1799–1847) was an English collector of fossils
and a key figure in early paleontology. [Pulse aquí]
(2) She grew up in Lyme Regis, on the Dorset coast, where storms
often exposed new remains in the cliffs. [Pulse aquí]
(3) With patience and skill, she recovered and prepared remarkable specimens
from the Jurassic rocks, helping to shape modern geology. [Pulse aquí]
(4) Among her most famous discoveries were important marine
reptiles, including an ichthyosaur and a plesiosaur, which challenged ideas
about Earth’s past. [Pulse aquí]
(5) Although her work fed debates in the scientific community,
she faced barriers because of her social class and because she was a woman.
(6) Over time, her contributions earned greater recognition, and
many of her finds entered major museum collections and influenced the
wider society of naturalists and researchers.
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