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Early Extinct Mammal Suffered From Prehistoric Hair Loss, Say Researchers
Researchers from the University of Bonn suggest that a prehistoric mammal, Spinolestes, may have suffered from hair loss. This fungal disease is commonly seen in many of the species' modern descendants.
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