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SUMMARY:History (and Prehistory) of Alabama's State Fossil 
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DESCRIPTION:Learn about the 60-foot prehistoric whale that once swam in th
 e waters of our state..\nhttps://hoover.libnet.info/event/16031536
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Celebrate our summer reading theme\, Unear
 th a Story\, by learning more about our state fossil.</p>\n<p>Dr. Bill Deu
 tsch\, an aquatic ecologist and author of <em>Ancient Life in Alabama</em>
 \, highlights the state&rsquo\;s rich paleontological history\, including 
 the 1984 designation of <em>Basilosaurus&nbsp\;cetoides</em>&nbsp\;as the 
 official state fossil. This 60-foot Eocene whale is legally protected from
  removal without governor consent. This large marine mammal could reach le
 ngths of 60 feet or more\, inhabiting a shallow sea that once covered sout
 hern Alabama.&nbsp\;</p>\nhttps://hoover.libnet.info/event/16031536
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