Where in the World is Archaeopteryx?

Only 13 specimens of Archaeopteryx - and one special feather - are known to exist since the first Archaeopteryx fossils were discovered in 1860. Almost all come from the same deposit of Solnhofen Limestone in Bavaria, Germany - rock that began to form when the region was covered by a shallow prehistoric sea. Most of the specimens are housed in German institutions, some are in the hands of private collectors, and one has gone missing.
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Whoever makes the titles of these videos should have put DINOSAUR somewhere in the title for the algoritm. This is a cute little informative video, but i fear the algo won't show it us fossil fans! (I saw it because i follow you already)

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Amazing they can figure out so much from what seems to be so little.