The bony secrets behind marvels of animal world

Skeletons (as we understand them today) first started appearing on the scene about 420 million years ago. First seen in small fish, such as the recently-discovered Entelognathus, from China, the skeleton was a definite win, in terms of offering a whole host of evolutionary advantages. And as is often the case in life, once something

Skeletons (as we understand them today) first started appearing on the scene about 420 million years ago. First seen in small fish, such as the recently-discovered Entelognathus, from China, the skeleton was a definite win, in terms of offering a whole host of evolutionary advantages. And as is often the case in life, once something works, everyone wants a piece of it.

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