A Long-Ago Ancestor: A Little Fish, With Jaws to Come - The New York Times
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252mya: Leedsichthys problematicus Artwork by...
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Virtuality - World's Largest Fish Ever - Leedsichthys Today we have multiple examples of massive filter feeding species--baleen whales, whale shark, basking shark, manta ray, etc. This guy was the first. 165
Photograph | Leedsichthys problematicus | Science Source Images
An Ultimate Guide to Leedsichthys: The Fish of Leeds
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Leedsichthys - Wikipedia
New Giant Prehistoric Fish Species Found Gathering Dust in Museums | WIRED
Leedsichthys: A very private suspension feeder – Deposits Mag
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Genus LEEDSICHTHYS en fossiele mesozoische vissen | Tsjok's blog
The Evolution Of Fish - FossilEra.com
Leedsichthys prehistoric fish, artwork - Stock Image - C004/3743 - Science Photo Library
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Fossil fish Leedsichthys lewis, Cretacic, Cenomaniense (Cenomaniano), Lebanon Stock Photo - Alamy
![Species New to Science: [Palaeontology • 2010] Bonnerichthys gladius • Giant Suspension-feeding Bony Fish from the lower Upper Cretaceous of the United States](http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-ZzeNnfbCJck/Tib2b22hrCI/AAAAAAAAHoA/6jAcmQt-yv0/s1600/Bonnerichthys_gladius.jpg "Species New to Science: [Palaeontology • 2010] Bonnerichthys gladius • Giant Suspension-feeding Bony Fish from the lower Upper Cretaceous of the United States")
Species New to Science: [Palaeontology • 2010] Bonnerichthys gladius • Giant Suspension-feeding Bony Fish from the lower Upper Cretaceous of the United States
Scientists Discover World's Largest Dinosaur Fish in Cambridgeshire | IBTimes UK
Leedsichthys problematicus, 55 feet long and weighting 45 tons, was swimming around in the world's oceans 165 million years ago : r/Naturewasmetal
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