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A well-preserved Triceratops nasal horn fossil, dated to 35–40 million years ago, was found in Saharanpur, India, signaling the region's rising significance in paleontology.
A fossil found along the Sahansara River in Saharanpur, India, is believed to be part of a Triceratops, a three-horned dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous period.
Researchers, including Mohammad Umar Saif of the Natural History and Conservation Centre, say the well-preserved nasal horn shows strong similarities to known Triceratops specimens and has transformed into sandstone through mineralization over 35 to 40 million years.
While definitive identification is pending, the discovery adds to a growing list of ancient fossils in the region, highlighting Saharanpur's emerging importance in paleontological research.
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Un fósil de cuerno nasal de Triceratops bien conservado, datado de hace 35-40 millones de años, fue encontrado en Saharanpur, India, lo que indica la creciente importancia de la región en la paleontología.