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In case you missed it: A recent study, published in the journal Communications Biology, explores evolutionary history of the extinct Holocene “horned” crocodile of #Madagascar. https://t.co/jNECstWIVd
@Toolsink2 @Wambua_LR ever heard of homonyms, language evolves and incorporates new words some of then internal coinage others loan words crocodiles and alligators are different but it simply takes not being blind to see that there are similarities between the two hence: https://t.co/AExoHfUBx6
The term crocodile applies to various animal groups, including some extinct species. Paleogenomics has revealed that Voay robustus, an extinct horned crocodile from Madagascar, is genetically close to true crocodiles…
Paleogenomics has helped uncover the evolutionary history of Voay robustus, an extinct horned crocodile from Madagascar, by analyzing ancient mitochondrial DNA from specimens around 1300-1400 years old.
@Toolsink2 @Wambua_LR ever heard of homonyms, language evolves and incorporates new words some of then internal coinage others loan words crocodiles and alligators are different but it simply takes not being blind to see that there are similarities between the two hence: https://t.co/AExoHfUBx6
In case you missed it: A recent study, published in the journal Communications Biology, explores evolutionary history of the extinct Holocene “horned” crocodile of #Madagascar. https://t.co/jNECstWIVd
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