Animals
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Tetrapods: The First Animals Who Left the Water to Live on Land but Turned Back
Experts claim that the earliest animals to live on land were the primitive tetrapods, a branch that will also eventually encompass hundreds of creatures such as frogs, birds, reptiles, as well as mammals.
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