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Fosail \u00c8isg
<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/b>Taigh-tasgaidh Inbhir Narann<\/b><\/h1>\n

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\u2019S e a th\u2019 anns an n\u00ec neo-\u00e0bhaisteach seo ach fosail de dh\u2019iasg \u2018armaichte\u2019 bho Meadhan na linn Devonian, ris an canar gu tric \u2018Aois an \u00c8isg\u2019.\u00a0B\u2019 ann faisg air deireadh na linn Devonian a bhiodh \u00e8isg a\u2019 sn\u00e0gail a-mach air t\u00ecr agus a\u2019 f\u00e0s gu bhith nan diofar chreutairean fearann.\u00a0<\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Bha an t-iasg seo a\u2019 fuireach ann an loch m\u00f2r.\u00a0 Nuair a bh\u00e0saich e chaidh a ghleidheadh taobh a-staigh sreathan de dh\u2019eabair a chaidh a chur s\u00ecos taobh a-staigh an locha. Chaidh na sreathan seo de dh\u2019eabair a thiodhlacadh gu domhainn gus an robh iad \u2018lithified\u2019 a\u2019 ciallachadh gun deach an tionndadh gu clach.\u00a0<\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Nuair a chaidh a\u2019 chreag anns an robh an t-iasg a sgoltadh le neach-cruinneachaidh fhosailean, lorgadh an d\u00e0 chuid an t-iasg gl\u00e8idhte agus sealladh den iasg anns an rud ris an canar p\u00e0irt agus com-p\u00e0irt an fhosail (part and counterpart).\u00a0 Chaidh am fosail seo a lorg beagan a deas air Inbhir Narann agus chaidh a thoirt do Thaigh-tasgaidh Inbhir Narann le Iarla Chaladair.\u00a0<\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

B\u2019 e Pterichthyodes milleri an t-ainm a bh\u2019 air an iasg fh\u00e8in, leis an ainm \u2018milleri\u2019 a\u2019 toirt urram dhan chreag-e\u00f2laiche Albannach, Hugh Miller, a bha air leth buadhach agus aig an robh cli\u00f9 st\u00e8idhichte air an rannsachadh rinn e air mu na h-\u00e8isg seo agus eisimpleirean coltach riutha. B\u2019 e sgr\u00ecobhadair Bhictorianach torrach a bh\u2019 ann am Miller, a sgr\u00ecobh m\u00f2ran ph\u00e0ipearan agus artaigilean acadaimigeach agus tron obair aige, rinn e cinnteach gun robhar a\u2019 toirt aire do ghe\u00f2las na G\u00e0idhealtachd, a\u2019 gabhail a-steach nam fosailean.\u00a0<\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Tha ainm an \u00e8isg a\u2019 toirt barrachd l\u00e8irsinn dhuinn air an fhosail fh\u00e8in agus tha pterichthys, \u00e0s an t\u00e0inig an t-ainm, a\u2019 ciallachadh iasg sgiathach ann an seann Ghreugais.\u00a0 Dhaibhsan aig a bheil beagan e\u00f2lais air linn nan dinosauran aithnichidh tu cuideachd cleachdadh \u2018pter\u2019 ann am pterodactyl, sn\u00e0gaire sgiathach bhon Linn Di\u00f9rasach.\u00a0<\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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Ceann-latha: 385,000,000 BCE<\/strong><\/span>
Stuthan: Clach<\/strong><\/span>
Meudachd: 3cm x 10cm<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

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