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Environmental & Analytical Chemistry

The Over 300-Million-Year-Old Pohlsepia May Be a Nautilus Called Paleocadmus

Abdurrohim Arsyad Apr 15, 2026 0

Paleontologists have unveiled a groundbreaking reclassification of a fossil previously identified as Pohlsepia, a purported ancient octopus. New research suggests…

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