Dixon Child Finds 12-Million-Year-Old Fossil

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(Photo submitted by Jim Vogel) Fourth grader Makaela Vogel (right) posed with her classmates Evita Salazar (left) and Sienna Ginn (center) and the family dog, Poco, after finding petrified bones belonging to a “three-toed horse” that is estimated to have lived in the area 12 to 15 million years ago.

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    Ever heard of a three-toed horse?     Fourth-grader Makaela Vogel knows about them. The Dixon Elementary student found a petrified bone encased in sandstone belonging to such a horse that ran through the area more than 12 to 15…

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