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The “Jarvisaur”: 215-million-year-old fossil named after Aces pitcher (opens the original)
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RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Aces pitcher Bryce Jarvis will officially be going down in the history books. However, it may be for a reason that nobody, himself included, would have ever expected. Archaeologist Aamon Jaeger discovered a 215-million-year-old fossil in Arizona, a specimen that was once thought to be a prehistoric salamander. Following the major discovery, the fossil needed a name. That’s where Bryce Jarvis came in. Jaeger met Jarvis during an Arizona Diamondbacks spring training game, where
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