Environment
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23 Million Years Old Fossil Helps Understand Ancient Seal Underwater Feeding
The 23 Million Years of Fossils of a relative of today's seals helped to understand the ancient seal underwater feeding. The researchers discovered the ecological transition of seals from land to underwater to look for food. Read here.
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