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The extinction of the dinosaurs left an ecological hole that was quickly filled by mammals, which rapidly developed larger bodies. Now it seems this evolutionary growth spurt was a result of living life in fast forward
CT scans of coelacanth fish shed light on their ability to maintain buoyancy and hunt for food in a vertical posture deep underwater