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Fossil Finds
This three-inch jawbone fossil is from a piranha ancestor that measured up to three feet long, four times bigger than its modern descendants. Megapiranha paranensis lived around nine million years ago and could be a link between today's flesh-eating piranhas and their vegetarian cousins, pacu. The fossil was found in Argentina in the early 1900s, but was not studied until the 1980s.
Victor Leshyk, LiveScience.com
Victor Leshyk, LiveScience.com
index fossil n. The fossil remains of an organism that lived in a particular geologic age, used to identify or date the rock or rock layer in
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