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Mary Anning, a self-taught fossil hunter from Lyme Regis, revolutionized paleontology with her groundbreaking discoveries despite receiving little credit in her time. At just twelve years old, she unearthed the first complete ichthyosaur skeleton and later a remarkable plesiosaur, challenging established ideas of prehistoric life. Her fearless work not only reshaped early scientific views on extinction and evolution but also laid the foundation for modern paleontology, even as male scientists often overlooked her contributions. Today, her enduring legacy reminds us that curiosity and perseverance can change our understanding of the natural world.
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