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Giant octopuses may have ruled the oceans 100 million years ago - Phys.org
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New research on fossil material suggests ancient relatives of today’s octopuses may have been giant, active predators in oceans about 100 million years ago. Recent coverage of the same findings strengthens the interpretation that these cephalopods had powerful feeding anatomies and were important predators within complex ancient marine food webs.
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