OU paleontologists discover rare soft tissue preserved in 450 million year old fossil
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Taylor Ann Barnes | Transcript Staff Reporter
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University of Oklahoma paleontologists recently discovered a 450-million-year-old fossilized soft tissue from a species related to the starfish, a finding that is one of two known examples of this type
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