“Ancient fish head fills a 100-million-year-old gap in the evolution of the skull.”
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10/12/2023 |
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Dear Reader, Diving into our past can reveal so much about our future. From ancient fish that may explain the evolution of our skulls to dinosaur feathers having the same proteins as modern-day birds, we are constantly discovering new insights into our history. Even understanding when the first form of currency was used can tell us how ancient civilizations structured society. Shells, apparently, were incredibly valuable. Learn more about our past below! I also recommend:
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