Fossils Discovered of Mammal-Related Predator
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•Fossils of predator that gave rise to all mammals is discovered
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Fossils of saber-toothed predator that gave rise to all mammals is discovered.
Fossils belonged to a vaguely dog-like predator that the researchers believe may be the oldest therapsid ever discovered.
Gorgonopsians were four -legged, slightly reptilian -looking animals that eventually gave birth to mammals roughly 200 million years ago .
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