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One Fossil Shows a Three-Way Prehistoric Food Chain

via Good News Network·Aug 5

A single fossil preserves a pterosaur eaten by an ichthyosaur that was then eaten by a pliosaur, capturing the top third of the Cretaceous marine food chain in one moment. One researcher called it a three-way chompfest.

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