Fossil found on Welsh beach ends 'confusion' over 200-million-year-old fish teeth

Fossilised teeth across Europe had been wrongly identified until the latest find in south Wales.

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Fossilised teeth across Europe had been wrongly identified until the latest find in south Wales.

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According to BBC News’s source item, Fossil found on Welsh beach ends ‘confusion’ over 200-million-year-old fish teeth, Fossilised teeth across Europe had been wrongly identified until the latest find in south Wales.

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