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A World-Class Unique Property in the Brdy Region: Kočka Hill Protects the Oldest Non-Marine Fossils
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At first glance, the inconspicuous Kočka hill near the Padrťské ponds in the Brdy region hides rare fossils of animals approximately half a billion years old, dating back to the Paleozoic era, in its interior slates. The 16-hectare area is a new natural monument, a small-scale protected area within the Brdy Protected Landscape Area.
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