Upwards and onwards

Anne Weil ()
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Anne Weil: Duke University

Nature, 2002, vol. 416, issue 6883, 798-799

Abstract: A newly described fossil sits on one of the lowest branches of the placental-mammal family tree. But its paws and claws suggest that, where actual vegetation was concerned, it could climb further than its contemporaries.

Date: 2002
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