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11-Year-Old Discovers 48-Million-Year-Old Turtle Fossil in Wyoming

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An 11-year-old child made a remarkable paleontological discovery by finding a turtle fossil estimated to be 48 million years old in Wyoming. The find was reported by the Times of India, though the exact location within Wyoming and the date of discovery were not specified in the available information. Fossils of this age typically date to the Eocene epoch, a period significant for early mammal and reptile evolution. The discovery highlights how significant paleontological finds can be made by amateur enthusiasts, including young children, in fossil-rich regions like Wyoming.

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