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There was a sign embedded in the rock.
Embedded in the rock was a clavicle and a jaw fragment.
Hutton noticed something astonishing — fossilized fish remains embedded in the rock.
Even Jose, one of our drivers who likes to look for fossils, found a tooth embedded in the rock that's forming the floor of a stream bed.
Embedded in the rock were remains of a creature with a short parrotlike beak, one-inch jaws, sharp teeth and a skull no less than three inches long.
He is embedded in the rock like something not yet fully born, suited and stern, rising from its roughly chiseled surface.
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Close up, it saw tiny spheres embedded in the rocks, similar in appearance to iron-rich spheres nicknamed "blueberries" that the rover had observed earlier.
I translated a line of poetry by Raul Zurito that appeared across the top: "Todo mi amor esta aqui, y se ha quedado pegado a las rocas, al mar, a las montanas (All my love is here, embedded in the rocks, the sea, the mountains).
The clues were locked in crystals, most smaller than lentils, embedded in the rocks.
A short bus ride took us to Rainbow Valley or Valle del Arcoiris, a series of huge spires with colors of green, blue, purple and orange -- the variety of colors are a result of copper, quartz, iron and well other minerals embedded in the rocks.
Unlike most of the fossils we found in the quarry, which were still embedded in the surrounding rock, Barry's specimens were found loose on the surface.
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