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Natural History Museum on X: "@NHM_Visiting @NHM_Science #HintzeHall 20 days to go: The 'Age of the Reptiles' did not solely belong to them. The Therapsids of the Permian were still evolving... https://t.co/o7pZmSnyD5" /
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Juramaia is the earliest known fossil of eutherians--the group that evolved to include all placental mammals, whic… | Placental mammal, Mammals, Prehistoric animals
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