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'''Fossils''' are the spoils of excavation — the stone remains you dig out of the ground and hand in to the [[Museum]]. There are three kinds: '''common fossils''' (the bulk crate filler), '''Dig Site Maps''' (the keys that start a dig), and '''species skulls''' (the centrepieces the Museum assembles into skeletons). | '''Fossils''' are the spoils of excavation — the stone remains you dig out of the ground and hand in to the [[Museum]]. There are three kinds: '''common fossils''' (the bulk crate filler), '''Dig Site Maps''' (the keys that start a dig), and '''species skulls''' (the centrepieces the Museum assembles into skeletons). | ||
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== Species skulls == | == Species skulls == | ||
Every creature species has its own '''skull''', surfaced from digs in that species' home biome. Skulls are the [[Museum]]'s assembly keys: each museum skeleton is built from a species' skull plus its bill of common fossils. There is one skull per species ( | Every creature species has its own '''skull''', surfaced from digs in that species' home biome. Skulls are the [[Museum]]'s assembly keys: each museum skeleton is built from a species' skull plus its bill of common fossils. There is one skull per species (57 in total), and their sell value scales with the biome tier of the species. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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[[Category:Items]] | [[Category:Items]] | ||
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