100-Million-Year-Old Shark Teeth Discovered in Egyptian Desert

Paleontologists have uncovered remarkably preserved shark teeth dating back 100 million years in sediment layers on the Abu Tartur plateau in southwestern Egypt.

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Egipto dykumoje po grunto sluoksniu – pribloškiantis radinys

Egipto pietvakariuose esančioje dykumoje, maždaug apie 650 km nuo Kairo esančiame Abu-Tarturo plokščiakalnyje, giliame nuosėdų sluoksnyje aptikti prieš 100 mln. metų gyvenusių ryklių dantys.

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100-Million-Year-Old Shark Teeth Discovered in Egyptian Desert

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