Animals
Carnivorous, Pre-Dinosaur Predator was First to Evolve Steak Knife-like Teeth
A carnivorous animal that roamed the Earth about 285 million years ago was the first terrestrial vertebrate to develop the curved, serrated teeth that enable a predator to eat prey much larger than itself, according to paleontologists at University of Toronto, Mississauga.
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