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Footage From Above Of A Shark Attacking Seals And Hunting One Of Them. Sharks Are A Group Of Elasmobranch Fish Characterised By A Cartilaginous Skeleton, Five To Seven Gill Slits On The Sides Of The Head, And Pectoral Fins That Are Not Fused To The Head. Modern Sharks Are Classified Within The Clade Selachimorpha (Or Selachii) And Are The Sister Group To The Batoidea (Rays And Kin). Some Sources Extend The Term Shark As An Informal Category Including Extinct Members Of Chondrichthyes (Cartilaginous Fish) With A Shark-Like Morphology, Such As Hybodonts. Shark-Like Chondrichthyans Such As Cladoselache And Doliodus First Appeared In The Devonian Period (419–359 Million Years), Though Some Fossilized Chondrichthyan-Like Scales Are As Old As The Late Ordovician (458–444 Million Years Ago)

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