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“I saw something about two feet long with a strange shape,” said Cormier, 36, who lives in Charlottetown. “When I looked closer, I realized there was a rib cage. And around that, there was a spine and a skull.” https://t.co/ZYvoqFVm9J — PolitiTweet.org

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High school teacher Lisa St. Coeur Cormier was strolling with her dog near her home on Canada’s Prince Edward Island when something caught her eye. She thought she spotted a branch or tree root poking out of the sand. https://t.co/ZYvoqFVm9J https://t.co/vhX9Za6CTw — PolitiTweet.org

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Cormier, who used to be a middle school science teacher, immediately knew it was a fossil. But she never imagined how rare and old, or the excitement that would develop from her discovery that day, Aug. 22. https://t.co/ZYvoqFVm9J — PolitiTweet.org

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