They Find in Covadonga (Asturias) a Tooth of a Shark Superpredator 331 Million Years Ago
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A small fossil found in Asturias has made it possible to discover new details about one of the great predators that inhabited the oceans more than 330 million years ago. It is a 43 mm shark tooth, located in the vicinity of the Sanctuary of Covadonga, whose size has surprised the researchers. The piece ... Continue reading "Scientists do not give credit: found in Asturias a tooth of a shark more than 330 million years ago that could measure up t…
The finding makes it possible to better understand "how marine ecosystems were reorganized after one of the great biological crises in Earth's history
A team of researchers from the universities of Oviedo, Valencia and UNED has identified in Covadonga (Asturias) a fossil tooth of a shark superpredator of about 331...
A 43-millimeter tooth found next to the Covadonga Sanctuary reveals a six-meter shark that lived 331 million years ago. The entrance Hallan in Covadonga a 331-million-year-old shark tooth measuring six metres aparece primero en Merca2.
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