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Reconstructing locomotion with fossils, footprints, and... robots? - November, 2019
Right around 350 million years ago, long before the evolution of dinosaurs or mammals, animals that looked a lot like oversized amphibians started colonizing dry land. Over the past few decades, scientists have discovered many more fossils of these critters and learned about their anatomy and diversity. But we're still not quite sure how our earliest four-legged cousins walked. A recent study brings us a big step closer to the answer.
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