Rare evidence of a fight between apex predators shows an enormous plesiosaur was eaten by an even bigger prehistoric fish - Earth.com
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A Polycotylus plesiosaur fossil with a giant Xiphactinus fish bite lodged in its neck points to a fatal attack in prehistoric oceans.
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