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The prehistoric shark that crushed its prey #sharkweek ...

"Since we don't know how the ratio of the two zinc isotopes at the bottom of the food pyramid was at that time, we compared the teeth of various prehistoric and extant shark species with each ...

(CNN) – A new study has found that the megalodon shark may have devoured both large and small prey alike. Previously, it was believed the prehistoric predator only hunted large animals ...

Other newcomers to the big screen include Aquilops (a rabbit-sized ancestor of Triceratops from the Early Cretaceous), ...

Dr. McCormack was delighted with the "comprehensive and coherent" results the new method of analysing teeth on the basis of zinc content produced, not only for prehistoric shark and whale species ...

This is the case with modern tegus in Florida. But until this point, there was no record of prehistoric tegus in North America. Bourque needed evidence to back up his revelation. Paleontologists ...

Scott would soon learn that her find wasn't that of a great white or hammerhead, but instead a 6-inch tooth of a prehistoric megalodon ... the megalodon is the largest shark that has ever lived ...

Paleontologists have long suspected that our teeth evolved from bumpy structures called odontodes on the exoskeletons of prehistoric fish—but they didn’t understand exactly what these bumps ...