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Most fish fossils are:
A. preserved in amber
B. older than mammal fossils
C. only found at the bottom of the ocean
D. from sharks, eels, and stingrays
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Most fish fossils are:
A. preserved in amber
B. older than mammal fossils
C. only...
A. preserved in amber
B. older than mammal fossils
C. only...
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