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Squalicorax, commonly referred to as the crow shark, is an extinct genus of marine shark that lived during the Cretaceous period. Belonging to the order Lamniformes, this predator possessed distinctive, sharply serrated teeth that resemble those of modern tiger sharks. Fossil evidence of its teeth i...
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Crow shark with global distribution and dinosaur-bone scavenging evidence, solid paleontology recognition.
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Megalolamna paradoxodon is an extinct otodontid shark from the early Miocene. It was described as a new genus and species in 2016 from isolated fossil teeth found at five localities in California, North Carolina, Peru, and the Japanese prefectures of Mie and Nagano. The species is known from teeth r...
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Recent otodontid discovery with evolutionary interest, but limited public recognition.
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Serratolamna serrata is an extinct lamniform shark known primarily from fossil teeth. Louis Agassiz described the species in 1843, and fossil references place it in the family Serratolamnidae. Its record extends into Upper Cretaceous deposits, including Maastrichtian material, and the teeth can show...
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Cretaceous tooth-based lamniform with specialist value, low public recognition.
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Anomotodon novus is an extinct species of lamniform shark known mainly from fossil teeth. The genus is related to the shark lineage that includes goblin sharks, and records attributed to it extend from Cretaceous to Paleogene deposits. Because shark skeletons are made of cartilage and rarely fossili...
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Fossil lamniform known mainly from teeth, specialist interest outweighs public visibility.
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