Mary Anning

Mary Anning
Mary Anning with her dog, Tray, painted before 1842; the Golden Cap outcrop can be seen in the background
Kamundagan	(1799-05-21)21 Mayo 1799 Lyme Regis, Dorset, England
Kagadanan	9 Marso 1847(1847-03-09) (edad 47) Lyme Regis, Dorset, England
Lulubngan	St Michael's Church, Lyme Regis 50°43′32″N 2°55′54″W / 50.725471°N 2.931701°W / 50.725471; -2.931701
Trabaho	Fossil collector · Palaeontologist
Mga magurang	Richard Anning (c. 1766–1810) Mary Moore (c. 1764–1842)[1]
Sadiring-tao	Joseph Anning (brother; 1796–1849)[1]

Si Mary Anning (Mayo 21, 1799 – Marso 9, 1847^[2]) sarong kolektor nin fossil, mangangalakal, asin palyontologista na nabisto sa enterong kinaban sa mga nadiskubre niyang mga artifaks sa Jurassic marine fossil beds sa may bangin sa parteng English Channel nin Lyme Regis sa Dorset kan sur sulnopan nin Inglatera.^[3] An saiyang mga nadiskubre nagtaong importansiya sa pagkaaram sa siyentipiko manungod sa buhay prehistoriko asin kasaysayan kan kinaban.

Kataytayan nin mga ladawan

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  Lyme Regis, Dorset
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  Blue plaque kun saen pinangaki si Mary Anning asin nagkaigwa nin enot na posil shop, sa ngunyan iyo ini an Lyme Regis Museum
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  An baybayon nin Jurassic saCharmouth, Dorset, kun saen nadiskubre
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  Drowing hale sa papel kan 1814^[4] ni Everard Home nagpapaheling nin bungo kanIchthyosaurus platyodon na nakua ni Joseph Anning kan1811
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  Kurit ki Mary Anning habang nagtatrabaho ni Henry De la Beche
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  An surat asin drowing hale ki Mary Anning na nagpapaheling nin pagkadiskubre kan posil nin sarong hayop na Plesiosaurus dolichodeirus, Disyembre 26,1823
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  An lapida ni Anning asin kan saiyang tugang na si Joseph sa patyo nin St Michael's
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  Bintana ni Mary Anning, St Michael's Church

Mga Nota

1. Sharpe & McCartney 1998, p. 150
2. "Mary Anning". Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved 7 March 2018. 
3. Dennis Dean writes that Anning pronounced her name "Annin" (see Dean 1999), and when she wrote it for Carl Gustav Carus, an aide to King Frederick Augustus II of Saxony, she wrote "Annins" (see Carus 1846).
4. Home 1814

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