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Two new studies of Jurassic-era fossils from researchers in China, the US, and Australia offer new insight into how mammals such as humans evolved – specifically, how we got the ears and teeth that we have today.
Two new fossil sets of Feredocodon chowi offer unprecedented clarity on long-debated questions surrounding mammalian evolution.
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The ancient bones of a distant ancestor of the modern giraffe are offering scientists evidence about why the animal’s long neck developed. Scientists say these fossils, which were discovered in China, suggest a long neck was helpful for competitions between males.
In consideration on the evolutionary selection's merciless tug-of-war regarding commodities, this one assumes that the giraffe's distinctive neck developed to grasp foliage that many competing plant-eaters cannot possibly grasp.