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  1. The oldest known mammal, Brasilodon - a 20 cm shrew-like burrower from Brazil - is dated to 225 million years ago, the age of the earliest dinosaurs, per the Natural History Museum. Mammals then lived under the dinosaurs' feet for 159 million years before inheriting the place. #science #SciComm

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  2. i appreciate that "carnosaur 3" or "primal species" or whatever sets up a bunch of straight-to-video '90s-cool terrorist bad guys... and that then the dinosaurs just kinda immediately eat them.

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  3. @jackstack.bsky.socialBluesky

    I have lots of great taxonomic ideas. Turtles, for example, are potentially thyreophoran dinosaurs (shield-bearing). I would also argue that Spinosaurus could be classified as a Gharial.

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  4. @boydpaleo.bsky.socialBluesky

    New Hell Creek dino drop! Say hello to Infernogallus jamesi, the first dinosaur named in part based on specimens from North Dakota! Not only is this a new theropod from the Hell Creek, it shows a unique, fruit eating diet!!! www.nature.com/articles/s41...

    nature.com Fruit-eating adaptations in a Late Cretaceous oviraptorosaur (Theropoda)

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