‘Fido-saurus’ gives scientists new lead

John von Radowitz

Thu, 13 Jan, 2005 - 00:00

Repenomamos giganticus was over a metre long.

The discovery of the creature’s fossil skeleton in China has forced scientists to re-think their view of primitive mammals during the age of the dinosaurs.

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