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Cenozoic / Carcharocles auriculatus / Carcharocles angustidens / Megalodon / Shark tooth / Magnitude / Quantity / Saturn / Order of magnitude / Prehistoric sharks / Fish / Prehistoric fish
Date: 2007-06-11 12:45:15
Cenozoic
Carcharocles auriculatus
Carcharocles angustidens
Megalodon
Shark tooth
Magnitude
Quantity
Saturn
Order of magnitude
Prehistoric sharks
Fish
Prehistoric fish

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