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In Pictures: The T. rex lives
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You're descended from a fuzzy, bug-eating, scampering critter, say scientists
And so are all other placental mammals, according to a new morphological and genetic analysis that paints a clearer picture of our Cretaceous-period common ancestor.
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Was Tyrannosaurus rex actually fuzzy? (+video)
The unearthing of a fuzzy ancestor of Tyrannosaurus rex in China casts doubt on the image of the king of dinosaurs as a scaly beast.
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Sharp-toothed fossil was T. rex ancestor
Sharp-toothed fossil: The dinosaur in question, Daemonosaurus chauliodus, dates back to the end of the Triassic Period, approximately 205 million years ago.
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Human ancestors may have originated in Asia, not Africa
The common ancestors of humans, apes, and monkeys, might have originally arisen in Asia, a new fossil discovery in Libya suggests.
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In Pictures: The T. rex lives
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