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Jair Parks
16 March, 11:07
47 million years ago what county was once a lake?
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Linda Lucas
16 March, 13:57
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Germany
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Due to the finding of numerous amounts of fossils and sediment layers in what was once a mine in the southeastern part of Germany, it is now thought that the Messel mine (near Frankfurt) was once part of a giant series of lakes aout 47 million years ago.
The area was mined for coal, which is a rock formed formed from organic material exposed to intense geological compression. The area must have been a regional depression because it was the destination of muddy sediments that were deposited there.
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