Animals
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Research Showed that Skulls of Prehistoric Tetrapods Restricted them from Evolving
Skull bones constrained the development of the first terrestrial creatures on Earth. According to recent studies, tetrapods' evolution was constrained for millions of years because their skulls contained fewer bones than extinct and current fish.
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