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Fourteen shark teeth place a nutrient-rich Cretaceous shelf under Egypt's Western Desert
The Abu-Tartur assemblage now runs to seven lamniform species. The phosphate bed that preserved them is a condensed section, which is why the authors read productivity out of it rather than a living community.
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