Treasure trove of British natural history sold to Middle East in 'loss to the nation'

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Treasure trove of British natural history sold to Middle East in 'loss to the nation'

A private fossil collection of extraordinary scientific importance, gathered over decades from Dorset's world-famous Jurassic Coast, has been acquired by the Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi after Britain's leading institutions were unable to afford it. Chris Moore, an experienced Dorset-based fossil hunter, assembled 318 specimens, among them ichthyosaurs, fish and crustaceans, some potentially representing new spec…