Finding Fossils

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As a little girl, Hallie J. Sims tromped along the Scioto River near Columbus, Ohio, with her mother. Clutching her fossil guidebook, she hunted for the remains of trilobites -- an extinct group of marine arthropods. She says she knew it

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