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15-million-years old shark fossils discovered by Odisha teacher and students on a random field visit, locals called them 'Asura Hadda'

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15-million-years old shark fossils discovered by Odisha teacher and students on a random field visit, locals called them 'Asura Hadda'
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A professor and his students discovered 15-million-year-old shark fossils in Odisha, India, in an area locals refer to as 'Asura Hadda'. The findings suggest the region was once part of a shallow marine ecosystem during the Miocene epoch.

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The discovery provides valuable paleontological data about ancient marine biodiversity and the geological history of the Indian subcontinent.

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Miocene Epoch Fossils: 15-million-years old shark fossils discovered by Odisha teacher and students on a random field visit, locals called them Asura Hadda - The Times of India

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