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THESE AMPHIBIANS HAVE A TASTE FOR THEIR MOM S SKIN

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Fossil Reveals Ancient Seafloor Communities

Remnants of decaying tiny animals were colonized by others in an interspecies interaction dating back 480 million years.

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7-foot-long arthropods commanded the sea 470 million years ago, exquisite fossils show

About 470 million years ago, 7-foot-long arthropods ruled the water in what is now Morocco.

Souss massa drâmoFarid salehUniversity of lausanneFezouata shaleLower ordovicianLive science

Recently Discovered Fossil Site Reveals that Giant Arthropods May Have Ruled the Depths 470 Million Years Ago

Giant arthropods, cousins of contemporary species like shrimp, insects, and spiders, may have controlled the oceans 470 million years ago, according to findings at a new fossil site in Morocco.

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Giant arthropods dominated the seas 470 million years ago

Discoveries at a major new fossil site in Morocco suggest giant arthropods dominated the seas 470 million years ago.

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