Fossils distinguished from minerals.

This bill reclassifies fossils and non-fossilized animal remains as non-minerals under Wyoming property law. It clarifies that landowners (not mineral rights holders) own fossils found on their property and exempts these items from mining and mineral estate regulations. The bill defines "fossilized" to include natural preservation processes like permineralization, while excluding human remains. It applies to both current and past property agreements involving fossils.