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This deep-sea creature is long-armed, bristling with teeth, and the sole survivor of 180 million years of evolution – Devdiscourse

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By Tim O’Hara,Senior Curator of Marine Invertebrates, Museums Victoria Melbourne, Jun 17 (The Conversation) Let me introduce you to Ophiojura, a bizarre deep-sea animal found in 2011 by scientists from the French Natural History Museum, while trawling the…

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