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A Whole New Family of Clam Species

Via Cleveland.com:

...But if you discover a new kind of ancient clam, as College of Wooster geologist Mark Wilson has done – and not just a previously unknown species, but a whole new family of clam species, from a pivotal time 240 million years ago when Earth was recovering from the near extinction of all life – what do you get?..

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