Palaeontologists find 14 shark teeth in Sahara desert from Late Cretaceous
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Shark teeth from at least five species have been found in Egypt's western desert of the Sahara. Fourteen of them were discovered and shed light on the marine environment of the region during the Late Creataceous, 70 million years ago.
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