Early Land Animals Could Walk and Run Like Mammals, New Study Finds

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Date: 2015-03-03 07:14:56 Locomotion Zoology Sphenodontia Tuatara Cursorial Gait Tetrapod Living fossil Walking Biology Paleontology Fossils		Early Land Animals Could Walk and Run Like Mammals, New Study Finds Add to Reading List Source URL: phys.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 61,84 KB Share Document on Facebook

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