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New Species Of 15-Million-Year-Old Fossil Fish Found With Perfectly Preserved Belly Full Of Food
Fossilization is a tricky business; some species preserve only a few bones, while others are discovered with a ...
15 million-year-old creature — with its last meal inside — is new species in Australia
Brock’s iron shield fish adds to the rich prehistoric history of McGraths Flat, and contributes to its classification as a ...
Australian scientists find 15-million-year-old previously unknown fish species
A team of scientists led by Dr. Matthew McCurry from the Australian Museum and UNSW Sydney unveiled the discovery of a ...
A 15-million-year-old fossilized freshwater fish with preserved stomach contents is a newly discovered species
In an Australian first, researchers have described a new species of 15-million-year-old fossilized freshwater fish, ...
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Rare 15 million-year-old fish fossil discovered, stomach shockingly intact
“The discovery of the 15 million-year-old freshwater fish fossil offers us an unprecedented opportunity to understand ...
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Stomach contents preserved after 15 million years in fish fossil
Scientists discovered a 15-million-year-old fish fossil, Ferruaspis brocksi. It has preserved stomach contents and visible ...
Scientists discover 15-mln-year-old Australian fish fossil
The discovery of new fish species that inhabited Australia's freshwater lakes and rivers 15 million years ago provides ...
“They died with a full stomach”: researchers discover perfectly preserved 15-million-year-old fossil fish in Australia
Researchers in Australia have found ancient fossil fish that have been preserved in exquisite detail. Scientists in Australia ...
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15 million-year-old creature — with its last meal inside — is new species in Australia
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 ...
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15 million-year-old creature — with its last meal inside — is new species in Australia
What can fossils tell us about prehistoric life? The length of a femur bone may help paleontologists determine how tall a dinosaur once was, or a curved tooth may help researchers identify an ...