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Contrary to common knowledge, research suggests that sharks are not "living fossils" because .
- the fossils of their gill structure show extensive change over time
- they are active only in a narrow range worldwide
- they grow tens of thousands of teeth over a lifetime
- the fossils of shark scales are from about 420 million years ago