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Scientists Crack Mystery of Mammal Skull Evolution

Scientists Crack Mystery of Mammal Skull Evolution
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Why the long face? Experts provide a new theory for why larger mammals tend to have longer faces

Why the long face? Experts provide a new theory for why larger mammals tend to have longer faces
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Dog fence affects growth rate of young red kangaroos exposed to dingoes, research finds

An unexpected discovery when comparing the head shapes and teeth of red kangaroos inside and outside the Australian dog fence has been made by researchers, with one group growing up quicker.

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