萬(wàn)物簡(jiǎn)史:PART II CH 6勢(shì)不兩立的科學(xué)(10)
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Sussex
Mrs. Mantell
rubble
potholes
It would be hard to think of a more [-1-] person in the history of paleontology than Mary Anning, but in fact there was one who came [-2-] close. His name was Gideon Algernon Mantell and he was a country doctor in Sussex.
Mantell was a lanky assemblage of shortcomings—he was vain, self-absorbed, priggish, [-3-] —but never was there a more devoted amateur paleontologist. He was also lucky to have a devoted and observant wife. [---4---]—a curved brown stone, about the size of a small walnut. Knowing her husband's interest in fossils, and thinking it might be one, she took it to him. Mantell could see at once it was a [-5-] tooth, and after a little study became certain that it was from an animal that was herbivorous, reptilian, extremely large—tens of feet long—and from the Cretaceous period. [---6---]
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