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Early Fossil Finders |
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Abraham Gesner The Gesner Museum was the first museum in Canada. |
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Sir William Edmond Logan Logan's private collection of specimens eventually became the National Museum of Canada. |
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David Honeyman Following his passion for scientific research and geology, Honeyman became the first curator of the Nova Scotia Museum. |
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Sir J. William Dawson Dawson discovered the remains of some of the earliest known reptiles, Hylonomus lyelli. |
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Hugh Fletcher The maps Fletcher did with Faribault were the first accurate delineation of many of the province's coalfields. |
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E.R. Faribault Spent most of his fifty year career studying gold deposits and geological mapping. |
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W.A. Bell Although he didn't believe in continental drift, Bell became the father of modern plate-tectonics. |