PALEONEWS: Megalodon cambia de forma
Channel: Palaeos
Date: 2024-01-18

Un nuevo estudio sugiere que la forma de megalodón ha sido inferida de manera incorrecta y propone nuevas líneas de evidencia para acercarnos más a la verdadera forma que tuvo este, el depredador marino más grande de todos los tiempos. Si quieres enterarte de qué va esto, no te pierdas este video.

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