Animals
Over Eons, Snakes and Lizards Switch Between Laying Eggs and Live Birth
A biologist at The George Washington University contends that new revelations in the reproductive habits of ancient reptiles may lead to a sea change in the school of thought behind ancient animal behavior.
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