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Megalodon's legendary life revealed by fossil rediscovery

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By David Hone, Lisa Lock, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Phys.org Verified
Artistic reconstruction of Otodus megalodon. Credit: Hugo Saláis, CC BY Museums are supposed to be havens for the collective cultural and scientific heritage of the planet, but specimens sometimes go missing. Happily, they can also be rediscovered, as a new study shows, with the vertebrae of the legendary predatory shark known to the world under its old name of Megalodon (now properly Otodus megalodon) turning up on a museum shelf decades after they were seemingly lost.
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Redescoberta de fóssil revela detalhes sobre o lendário tubarão gigante "Megalodon"

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By David Hone
| Terra Verified
Museus deveriam ser refúgios para o patrimônio cultural e científico coletivo do planeta, mas, às vezes, espécimes desaparecem. Felizmente, eles também podem ser redescobertos, como mostra um novo estudo com as vértebras do lendário tubarão pré-histórico gigante conhecido mundialmente por seu antigo nome de Megalodon (agora corretamente denominado Otodus megalodon), que reapareceram em uma prateleira de museu décadas depois de terem sido aparentemente perdidas.
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Redescoberta de fóssil revela detalhes sobre o lendário tubarão gigante “Megalodon”

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By David Hone
| The Conversation Verified
Museus deveriam ser refúgios para o patrimônio cultural e científico coletivo do planeta, mas, às vezes, espécimes desaparecem. Felizmente, eles também podem ser redescobertos, como mostra um novo estudo com as vértebras do lendário tubarão pré-histórico gigante conhecido mundialmente por seu antigo nome de Megalodon (agora corretamente denominado Otodus megalodon), que reapareceram em uma prateleira de museu décadas depois de terem sido aparentemente perdidas.
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