Sandy
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Student at Victoria University of Wellington, NZ | Evolutionary Biology | Geology | Paleontology |
yeah, a lot of chondrichthyan fish, including shark rays, and their relatives are only known from fossil teeth since it's very rare for their cartilage skeletons to fossilize
January 19, 2025 at 9:55 AM
yeah, a lot of chondrichthyan fish, including shark rays, and their relatives are only known from fossil teeth since it's very rare for their cartilage skeletons to fossilize