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Ancient sharks once swam in this landlocked state

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'Sharkansas' contains entire fossilized skeletons dating back 320 million years. Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week. Arkansas is hundreds of miles from the Gulf of Mexico, but it's home to countless sharks . A trove of the fossilized predator's remains are embedded within the Fayetteville Shale --a roughly 350-million-year-old geological formation in the state's northwestern corner. Because a shark's cartilage skeleton decomposes so quickly, they usually only leave teeth behind when they die.







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Tobespecific, our 10 meta-testdatasetsinclude Histology, Drawing, Dessert, Chinese Characters, Speed Limit Signs, Alienvs Predator, Gemstones, and Dog Breeds. Thusweuse Mean Squared Error (MSE) scores.