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El pez que devoraba a sus presas de forma única hace 310 millones de años

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By Raquel Sáez Verified, Joschua Knüppe
| El Diario Verified
A la hora de devorar a sus presas, no todos los peces son iguales. Algunos cuentan con una “mordida de lengua”, un conjunto especial de dientes en el suelo y el paladar que les ayuda a triturar y masticar alimentos duros como conchas o insectos. Y ese mecanismo ya se utilizaba hace 310 millones de años, según una nueva investigación publicada en Biology Letters.
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Un pez de 310 millones de años devoró presas con dientes extra

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By Joschua Knüppe
| Europa Press Verified
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Plesiosaurs may have combined skin and scales for better swimming and feeding Original

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By Ben Coxworth Verified, Joschua Knüppe, Klaus Nilkens
| New Atlas Verified
You might think that after 200 million years, we would have learned all we're ever going to know about plesiosaurs. Such is not the case, however, as a recent study indicates that the creatures had smooth skin on some parts of their body, and hard scales on others. Everyone's favorite candidate for the identity of the Loch Ness monster, the plesiosaurs were a group of prehistoric marine reptiles that lived in oceans throughout the world between 203 and 66 million years ago.
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