Early Jawless Fish was Filter-Feeder, Paleontologists Find

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Early Jawless Fish was Filter-Feeder, Paleontologists Find

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Early Jawless Fish was Filter-Feeder, Paleontologists Find | Sci.News

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In new research, paleontologists used X-ray microtomography to characterize the feeding apparatus of an exceptionally well-preserved specimen of the Early

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