Fossils show earliest mammals that lived in trees and below ground
Prehistoric fossils discovered in China are believed to be the earliest known mammals to have lived in trees and below ground.
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Prehistoric fossils discovered in China are believed to be the earliest known mammals to have lived in trees and below ground.
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