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麻豆社 Inside Science High Seas treaty talks and discoveries from the deep Oldest relative of the octopus found

A 330 million-year-old, ten-armed relative of the octopus has been discovered in Montana

  • 330 million-year-old fossil of Syllipsimopodi from the Royal Ontario Museum collections
  • Artistic impression of Syllipsimopodi, when its Montana home was a tropical bay

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