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Programma 2022 - Rijksmuseum

Programma 2022 - Rijksmuseum
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MAES Rob Coles & Glynis Greaves: Munich and Rochdale Museum Collections

MAES Rob Coles & Glynis Greaves: Munich and Rochdale Museum Collections
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A Shark, Eating a Squid, Eating a Lobster, in One Fossil

Over 174 million years ago, a squid-like creature was chowing down on an ancient crustacean, only to find itself scooped up as a meal by a prehistoric shark. Three creatures left their mark in time in an extraordinarily well-preserved fossil in Germany.

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Epic Jurassic Era Fossil Shows a Predator in Action Being Preyed Upon

Pabulite Kill Leftover Evidence and the Food Chain The focus on the food chain is not just because the predator got preyed upon, but also because of another potential evolutionary facet. All cephalopods, in general, have tough rostra or beaks that are hard, pointed and difficult to digest. Fossils from the same period of marine crocodiles and predatory fish, and their stomachs, point to the fact that they were not discerning eaters, gobbling everything down, even the hard beaks. This has been gauged from the remains of a fossilized shark (another Hybodus hauffianus ), from the early Jurassic, also found in Germany. It had a stomach full of undigested belemnite beaks, which likely caused its premature and untimely death.

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More Fun Than Fun: Chandru s Inordinate Fondness for Insects

28/04/2021 Krishnappa Chandrashekara delivering a lecture during the ‘Being Social’ symposium organised by the author’s students in June 2013 at the Centre for Ecological Sciences, IISc. Photo: RG Lab Collection The evolutionary biologist and polymath J.B.S. Haldane is said to have remarked that “The universe is not only queerer than we imagine but queerer than we can imagine.” And one of those many queer things is that there are more species of beetles than any other kind of animal on our planet. This queer fact also apparently did not escape Haldane’s notice and repartee. Replying to theologians who inquired if there was anything that could be concluded about the Creator from the study of creation, Haldane is said to have quipped, “An inordinate fondness for beetles.”

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