Animals
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Cimolodon desosai: The Tiny Multituberculate Mammal That Conquered Dinosaur Extinction and Reshaped Earth
Cimolodon desosai: Hamster-sized multituberculate mammal survived dinosaur extinction via burrowing, omnivory—sparked mammalian Earth dominance.
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