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Inside the lives of arctic birds — 72 million years ago!

Alaska is well known for its fascinating and diverse array of feathered residents.

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Ancient Ice Mouse Provides Chilling Insights Into Prehistoric Alaska

The ice mouse's small, 1–1.5-millimeter teeth helped University of Colorado researchers identify it.

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Tiny Ice Mouse With Teeth The Size of Sand Grains Lived Alongside The Dinosaurs

Over 70 million years ago, dinosaurs lumbered through a wintry landscape in what is now Alaska.

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A tiny ice mouse with teeth the size of sand grains survived some of the coldest temperatures when dinosaurs roamed the Earth

Scientists found tiny fossil teeth of an "ice mouse" or shrew-like rodent that lived among dinosaurs in the Arctic Circle around 73 million years ago.

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Ice Mouse Fossil Found of Tiny Mammal That Lived With Arctic Dinosaurs

Scientists found tiny fossil teeth of an "ice mouse" or shrew-like rodent that lived among dinosaurs in the Arctic Circle around 73 million years ago.

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