Biology
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Fossil Sites With Extraordinary Preservation Influence Evolutionary Relationships
A new study published in the journal PLOS ONE explores the weight great fossil sites have on our understanding of evolutionary relationships between fossil groups—the lagerstätten effect—and for the first time
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