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Chunky Dunk: Ancient Sea Monster 'Dunkleosteus' Is the First Vertebrate Superpredator; New Research Shows That It Wasn't as Big as Previously Thought

Medicine & Technology Mar 08, 2023

While previous estimates suggested that Dunkleosteus was 30 feet long, recent research shows that its length may have been 11 to 13 feet. Read to learn more.

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Chunky Dunk: Ancient Sea Monster 'Dunkleosteus' Is the First Vertebrate Superpredator; New Research Shows That It Wasn't as Big as Previously Thought

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