TheGeological Survey of India (GSI) currently maintains twoprotected areas bearing rich fossil deposits.
Both parks, numerous fossil displays and models inIndian zoological parks, are part of the Geological Survey's charter program to educate the general public on the Earth's evolutionary history. One of the more comprehensive displays is that of the Natural History Museum of theNehru Zoological Park,Hyderabad.
The GSI also manages the following fossil parks:
Other fossil parks in India include:
| Andhra Pradesh |
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| Arunachal Pradesh | ||
| Assam | ||
| Bihar | ||
| Chhattisgarh | ||
| Goa | ||
| Gujarat | ||
| Haryana | ||
| Himachal Pradesh | ||
| Jammu and Kashmir | ||
| Jharkhand | ||
| Karnataka | ||
| Kerala | ||
| Madhya Pradesh | ||
| Maharashtra | ||
| Odisha | ||
| Punjab | ||
| Sikkim | ||
| Tamil Nadu | ||
| Telangana | ||
| Tripura | ||
| Uttarakhand | ||
| Uttar Pradesh | ||
| West Bengal | ||
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