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... Early Cenozoic may have been due to competition from placental her- bivores , in particular the early rodents . Marsupials . The split between marsupials and placen- tals has yet to be identified with any certainty . Pappother- ium of ...
... Early Cenozoic may have been due to competition from placental her- bivores , in particular the early rodents . Marsupials . The split between marsupials and placen- tals has yet to be identified with any certainty . Pappother- ium of ...
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Early Tertiary primates Ape- Hominidae relation- ships The earliest hominid The ape - man , or man - ape. ord , and they conform in a remarkable way with infer- ences already reached by a consideration of living pri- mates . At Primate ...
Early Tertiary primates Ape- Hominidae relation- ships The earliest hominid The ape - man , or man - ape. ord , and they conform in a remarkable way with infer- ences already reached by a consideration of living pri- mates . At Primate ...
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... early Mexican picture writings ( codices ) and accounts of the Spanish chroniclers , the craft was hereditary , the secrets passed on from father to Iron jewelry son . The earliest examples of metalwork in the New World come from the ...
... early Mexican picture writings ( codices ) and accounts of the Spanish chroniclers , the craft was hereditary , the secrets passed on from father to Iron jewelry son . The earliest examples of metalwork in the New World come from the ...
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