Scientist Charles Fleming looks over a collection of fossils. A versatile scientist, Fleming became chief palaeontologist of the Geological Survey in Wellington in 1952 and specialised in studying living and fossil molluscs. Listen to Fleming explain why there are few terrestrial fossil deposits in New Zealand.
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