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Mass Extinction of Gorgons Could Be Mistaken as Research Show They Survived into the Triassic Period

The gorgons or gorgonopsids were believed to have surpassed the 'Great Dying' but survived only a bit into the Triassic period.

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Scientists Discover Oldest Deep Sea Worm Fossil with Intact Brain from Cambrian Period

The discovery of a deep sea worm fossil with an intact brain, believed to be from the Cambrian period, changed the evolution of arthropods.

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Terrifying New Species of Tyrannosaur Could Be the Missing Link How These Carnivore Theropods Evolved

A new species of Tyrannosaur was discovered, which could be the missing link in a sequential evolution of three Daspletosaurus types, all related directly.

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Weird Bramble Snout Fossils Discovered in Welsh Quarry More Ancient Than the Dinosaurs

Scientists discovered weird bramble snout fossils in a Welsh quarry, which could explain what happened in the Cambrian life explosion.

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