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Zoology / Phyla / Marsupials / Living fossils / Evolution of mammals / Sinodelphys / Microbiotheria / Mole / Deltatheridium / Mammals / Biology / Transitional fossils
Date: 2014-02-04 19:15:24
Zoology
Phyla
Marsupials
Living fossils
Evolution of mammals
Sinodelphys
Microbiotheria
Mole
Deltatheridium
Mammals
Biology
Transitional fossils

Cranial Anatomy of the Earliest Marsupials and the Origin of Opossums Ine´s Horovitz1*, Thomas Martin2, Jonathan Bloch3, Sandrine Ladeve`ze4¤, Cornelia Kurz5, Marcelo R. Sa´nchez-Villagra4* 1 Department of Ecology and

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