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Giant prehistoric lamprey likely sucked blood–and ate flesh

A newly discovered nightmarish fossil of one of these parasitic ‘water vampires’ is 23 inches long. ....

Feixiang Wu , Nature Communications , Chinese Academy Of Sciences , Chinese Academy , Yanliao Biota , Southern Hemisphere , Late Cretaceous , Late Cretacous , Sea Lampreys ,

Absolutely Massive Species of Jurassic Lamprey Unearthed

Paleontologists have unearthed the fossils of two 160 million-year-old lamprey species, discovering the once small fish had already evolved into monster chompers – growing more than ten times longer than the earliest lampreys. ....

Chi Zhang , Feixiang Wu , Philippe Janvier , Zheming Zhang , Chinese Academy Of Sciences , Nature Communications , National Museum Of Natural History , Yanliao Biota , Chinese Academy , National Museum , Natural History , Southern Hemisphere ,

Newfound fossil species of lamprey were flesh eaters

In China, paleontologists have unearthed fossils of two surprisingly large lamprey species from the Jurassic Period. ....

Zheming Zhang , Feixang Wu , Chinese Academy Of Sciences , Nature Communications , North China , Yanliao Biota , Chinese Academy , Southern Hemisphere , Jurassic Period ,

Two New Ancient Blood-Sucking "Vampires" Are Largest Of Their Kind Found Yet

Lampreys have sucked since the Jurassic. ....

Zheming Zhang , Nature Communications , Yanliao Biota , Late Jurassic , These Jurassic , Southern Hemisphere , Late Cretaceous , Northern Hemisphere ,

Giant prehistoric lamprey likely sucked blood–and ate flesh

Giant prehistoric lamprey likely sucked blood–and ate flesh
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Zheming Zhang , Feixiang Wu , Nature Communications , Chinese Academy Of Sciences , Chinese Academy , Yanliao Biota , Southern Hemisphere , Late Cretaceous , Late Cretacous ,