Immense Cambrian fossil bed discovered "rivals the famous Burgess Shale"

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http://www.livescience.com/43270-new-bur...anada.html

A treasure trove of fossils chiseled out of a canyon in Canada's Kootenay National Park rivals the famous Burgess Shale, the best record of early life on Earth, scientists say.

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The new site is also in the Burgess Shale formation, and seems to rival the 1909 original in fossil diversity and preservation, researchers report today (Feb. 11) in the journal Nature Communications. In just two weeks, the research team collected more than 3,000 fossils representing 55 species. Fifteen of these species are new to science.

Jesus could not be reached for comment.

I look skeptically at a story that still claims Burgess Shale formations to be the best record of Cambrian life.