Cenozoic megatooth sharks occupied extremely high trophic positions

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@fan1789_s @BatleChampion47 McCormack paper: https://t.co/JuMuGtpTOm Kast paper: https://t.co/FqdycQ23H5 As said, both involve authors of your link & both use Otodus. Both are from 2022, more recent. Sorry, case closed.

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RT @PimientoGroup: An ability to eat prey of similar size to orcas implies that megalodon had a higher trophic level than living apex preda…

RT @Jeew333T: Oh what teeth the #shark has👀🦈! Did Cenozoic megatooth sharks play a larger role in prehistoric food chains? On ancient marin…

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