In March 2020, a 67 million year old fossil was discovered, which had great scientific importance. What was the fossil called?

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In March 2020, a 67 million year old fossil was discovered, which had great scientific importance. What was the fossil called?

Question 2: In March 2020, a 67 million year old fossil was discovered, which had great scientific importance. What was the fossil called?
Answer: WonderChicken

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In March 2020, a fossil was discovered, which had great scientific importance. This 67 million year old fossil known as “WonderChicken” were birds who walked the Earth with dinosaurs.

A fossil is any preserved remains or trace of any once-living thing from a past geological age. For example, bones, shells, exoskeletons, stone imprints of animals, objects preserved in amber and DNA remnants are considered a fossil.

Where was the fossil found?

Tis fossil was found near the border between Belgium and the Netherlands by an amateur fossil hunter named Maarten van Dinther. The little slab contained a small and perfect skull from the oldest direct relative of modern birds ever discovered.

The 66.7-million-year-old fossil comes from the Northern Hemisphere. Such fossils include the bones of a duck-like species named which were found in 66.5-million-year-old rocks of the Antarctic Peninsula and described in 2005.

Read more about this 67 million year old fossil on National Geographic.

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