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Gregory F Funston1,2, Paige E dePolo3, Jakub T Sliwinski4

  • 1School of GeoSciences, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK. Gregory.Funston@ed.ac.uk.

Nature
|August 31, 2022
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パントランブダ・バトモドンのような初期の胎盤哺乳類は 妊娠期間が長く 離乳期間が短く 早く繁殖したので 幼い幼虫の時期を示しています 恐竜の絶滅後の急速な多様化と 大きさの増加に寄与しました

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