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This Villanova scientist is the lizard king, and he just found another one from the age of dinosaurs

Aaron Bauer helped identify a 110 million-year-old lizard that was trapped in amber in a mine in Myanmar.

Biologist Aaron Bauer has samples from thousands of reptiles in his lab at Villanova University. He recently helped to identify a new species, a 110 million-year-old lizard trapped in amber at a mine in Myanmar.
Biologist Aaron Bauer has samples from thousands of reptiles in his lab at Villanova University. He recently helped to identify a new species, a 110 million-year-old lizard trapped in amber at a mine in Myanmar.Read moreTYGER WILLIAMS / Staff Photographer
    by Tom Avril
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