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Australian scientists find 105-million-year-old platypus ancestor fossil.
Australian paleontologists discovered a 105-million-year-old fossil bone in Victoria, believed to be from an ancient monotreme ancestor to the platypus or echidna.
Recent analysis using neutron radiography showed the bone’s internal structure resembles that of a platypus, suggesting the creature was aquatic.
This supports the theory that monotremes evolved from a common, water-adapted ancestor.
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Científicos australianos encuentran un fósil de un antepasado del ornitorrinco de 105 millones de años.