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Fish Fossil Found in China May Have the World's Oldest Teeth
The earliest teeth may have been found in a Chinese fish fossil catch. The oldest teeth were discovered in southern China, along with a large haul of fish fossils, which may help researchers understand how our aquatic ancestors acquired their bite.
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