Inner-ear fossils clue to evolution - Global Times

7/21/2022 12:00:00 AM2 years 9 months ago

The ancestors of mammals started to become warm-blooded around 20 million years later than previously thought, researchers suggested Wednesday, after analyzing inner-ear fossils hoping to solve “one of the great unsolved mysteries of palaeontology.”

The ancestors of mammals started to become warm-blooded around 20 million years later than previously thought, researchers suggested Wednesday, after analyzing inner-ear fossils hoping to solve "on… [+2954 chars]

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Inner-ear fossils clue to evolution - Global Times

The ancestors of mammals started to become warm-­blooded around 20 million years later than previously thought, researchers suggested Wednesday, after analyzing inner-­ear fossils hoping to solve “one of the great unsolved mysteries of palaeontology.”

The ancestors of mammals started to become warm-blooded around 20 million years later than previously thought, researchers suggested Wednesday, after analyzing inner-ear fossils hoping to solve “one of the great unsolved mysteries of palaeontology.”