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Marine biology
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Marine biology
Why are fossilized shark teeth more commonly found than more recently lost shark teeth? Not to say it doesn't happen just not everyone seems to actually look for them
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Re: Marine biology
Hi BlueRobin,
Welcome to the Ask an Expert forums! This is a place where students, parents, and teachers can ask questions regarding science fair projects. If you are working on a science fair project, feel free to give us some details so that we can help you. Otherwise, there are other online (and offline) resources that may be able to answer your question. Consider checking out some books at your local library or going some research on a database. This is a very interesting question!
Let us know if you have any questions
Emma
Welcome to the Ask an Expert forums! This is a place where students, parents, and teachers can ask questions regarding science fair projects. If you are working on a science fair project, feel free to give us some details so that we can help you. Otherwise, there are other online (and offline) resources that may be able to answer your question. Consider checking out some books at your local library or going some research on a database. This is a very interesting question!
Let us know if you have any questions
Emma