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Godzilla Shark That Lived 300 Million Years Ago Finally Gets A New Name, Classified As New Species

Godzilla Shark From 300 Million Years Ago Finally Gets a New Name, Classified as New Species

Medicine & Technology Apr 23, 2021

Godzilla shark is the nickname given to the ancient shark fossil found in New Mexico in 2013, and finally, it now has its own name. Scientists also identified it as a new species.

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Godzilla Shark From 300 Million Years Ago Finally Gets a New Name, Classified as New Species

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