Animals
Two Halves of Same Individual Sea Turtle Bone Found 160 Years Apart [VIDEO]
What started as an amateur fossil collector's search for shark teeth in a New Jersey streambed turned into a paleontological connection bridging more than a century and a half. A fossilized partial bone of a giant sea turtle discovered in 2012 was found to be the missing piece of a giant turtle bone placed in museum archives in 1849.
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