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Mountaineer who began fossil hunting after near-death experience discovers rare 'sea dragon'
After a near-death experience in an avalanche, mountaineer Matthew Myerscough turned to fossil hunting, leading to a remarkable discovery in Wales. He uncovered a 201-million-year-old jawbone of a rare sea dragon at Lavernock Point, sparkin...
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After a near-death experience in an avalanche, mountaineer Matthew Myerscough turned to fossil hunting, leading to a remarkable discovery in Wales. He uncovered a 201-million-year-old jawbone of a rare sea dragon at Lavernock Point, sparking interest in further research and potential academic publication.
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Originally reported by BBC News.
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