It’s one thing to have an interest in paleontology, it’s another to go on digs and look for fossils. But, it’s something else altogether if you find a 200-million-year-old fish jaw bone. That’s what happened to Stephanie Leco.
Leco, who is a Phoenix resident, was on a dig at the Petrified Forest National Park last month when she found the fossil, which was about the size of her thumbnail.
