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Fossil of a Fish Swallowing Another Fish

Fossil fish (Mioplosus labracoides) aspiration plate. Here a fossil Mioplosus from the perch family is choking/swallowing a fossil fish in the Knightia genus. There is much debate as to whether aspiration plates are examples of predation or an example of

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13625820
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43159437
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6144px x 4096px (22.6MB)
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Jeff Lepore /Science Source/ www.ardea.com
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Amphiplaga Aspiration Brachyptera Bracyptera Cenozoic Eocene Epoch Fossil Fossilized Kemmerer Knightia Labracoides Mioplosus Paleontology Perch Plate Predation Shale Swallowing Wyoming


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