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A new species of fossil snake unearthed in Wyoming is rewriting our understanding of snake evolution.
The discovery, based on four remarkably well-preserved specimens found curled together in a burrow, reveals a new species named Hibernophis breithaupti.
This snake lived in North America 34 million years ago and sheds light on origin and diversification of boas and pythons.
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