A 310-Million-Year-Old Fish That Crushed Prey With Its Tongue
A 310-million-year-old fish, Platysomus parvulus, shows the now oldest known “tongue bite”. It has extra teeth on the roof and floor of its mouth.
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A 310-million-year-old fish, Platysomus parvulus, shows the now oldest known “tongue bite”. It has extra teeth on the roof and floor of its mouth.
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