Fossilized Shark Teeth and Shark Biology

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Vocabulary flashcards based on the lecture covering shark body shapes, fossilization traits, and longevity.

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Fusiform

A body shape derived from the Latin word fusus that allows sharks to cut through water with minimal resistance, making them fast and agile predators.

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Fusus

The Latin word meaning spindle, which is the root of the term fusiform.

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Fossilized Shark Teeth

The parts of a shark that are often found as fossils, unlike entire shark skeletons which are rarely preserved due to the lack of bones.

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Great New Shark

A creature stated to live for up to 500500\,years, making it the longest living vertebrate on Earth.