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Our Teeth May Descend From Sensitive Bumps on Prehistoric Fish Armor, New Research Finds
Paleontologists have long suspected that our teeth evolved from bumpy structures called odontodes on the exoskeletons of prehistoric fish—but they didn’t understand exactly what these bumps were used ...
A new species of a prehistoric fish was discovered in Socorro County.The "demon-toothed" fish was found to be living more than 300 million years ago. It was uncovered by a research associate from the ...
Jan. 18—ALBUQUERQUE — A new species and genus of a toothy prehistoric fish has been discovered in Socorro County. A paper, published in "Contributions from the Museum of Paleontology, University of ...
Baby Lake Sturgeon are swimming wild in the Tennessee River again.On Thursday, the Tennessee Aquarium celebrated 25 years of ...
A new species of prehistoric fish was found in iron-rich stone in southeastern Australia. Screengrab from Australia Museum's video What can fossils tell us about prehistoric life? The length of a ...
A fish previously declared extinct has been released back into the wild in Australia. The olive perchlet, a small oval-shaped fish with large eyes, was considered extinct in Victoria, Australia, in ...
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Catching prehistoric dinosaur fish in the sewer
Deep below the city, in the dark maze of sewer tunnels, something ancient still swims. When the line tightens, it’s clear this isn’t an ordinary catch. Watch the unbelievable moment a ...
BANGKOK, Thailand -- The fossilized remains of two pregnant fish indicate that sex as we know it — fertilization of eggs inside a female — took place as much as 30 million years earlier than ...
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