Posted on 03/13/2006 2:25:13 PM PST by flevit
A recently discovered fossil of Laonastes matched the "living" specimen in skull shape and overall size. The only difference is that the "living" specimen's teeth are slightly more pointed.
"It looks like possibly one of the things that's been changing in family is improved cutting of vegetation," Dawson told LiveScience. "But over 11 million years you'd expect some differences in the structures."
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didnt you already posted this?
He man, time stands still in third world countries, don't you know that?
Evolution critic... wrong again about evolution being wrong, because he doesn't understand what evolutionary biology actually consists of.
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