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Stolen Fossil Found to Be New Croc Species | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star

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MIRADOR DEL CRETACI, SPAIN-Bones from a prehistoric crocodile that were stolen and then recovered seven years ago have been declared a new species of croc that lived 71.5 million years ago. The fossil was initially discovered by Spanish archeologists in 2013 in the Pyrenees mountains in that country's Catalonia region. But before scientists could extract the bones from the ground, […]

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