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A 236-Million-Year-Old Fossil May Push Back the Origin of Live Birth

via Smithsonian Magazine·Aug 17

A bone feature in a 236-million-year-old mammal ancestor suggests the newborn was relatively large, more consistent with live birth than hatching from an egg. The evidence is indirect but would push the trait back further than previously documented. Researchers say more specimens are needed.

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