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Scientists in China may have identified a newfound species of vampire squid.
Vampyroteuthis infernalis is only the second known species in the world.
The only officially recognized species was described in 1903 following a deep-sea expedition led by German marine biologist Carl Chun .
The newfound species also has a beak with a longer wing on its lower jaw.
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