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A 508-million-year-old sea predator with a 'jackknife' head on Science stuff

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Paleontologists have revisited a tiny yet fierce ancient sea creature called Habelia optata that has confounded scientists since it was discovered more than a century ago. Analysis of new fossil specimens suggest it was a close relative of the ancestor of all chelicerates, a sub-group of arthropods living today named for appendages called chelicerae in front of the mouth used to cut food. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/12/171222090334.htm

How a fuel crisis looks like

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No more fuel anywhere
Markets are empty of food aswell...

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