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| Why have scientists been so confused by the Tully monster? (View in Browser) |
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| | | | | | Mini Monster Mystery | | In 1955 an amateur fossil hunter found a strange fossil, commonly called the Tully monster, that still puzzles scientists to this day. At first glance, the "monster" may appear somewhat frightening. To a biologist, however, the monstrosity in its name derives not so much from the fear it evokes as from its mingling of unusual parts.
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