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Motta notes that the
tiny teeth used for scale rasping were longer than elsewhere on the
sharks» bodies; looking for similarly long spines in other species should help researchers identify other scale raspers, he says.
Fossilized denticles,
tiny tooth - shaped scales that once covered their skin, are the oldest evidence we have for
sharks — though researchers disagree on whether denticles alone are enough classify a species as a
shark.
The fossil
sharks had
tiny teeth very similar to a modern - day, plankton - eating megamouth
shark.
Feeding on fish eggs,
tiny plankton and microscopic shrimp known as krill, whale
sharks have no
teeth, which is why they can be approached by humans with minimal risk.