Animals
Earliest Complete Fossil of World's Longest Lasting Mammal Uncovered
Researchers have uncovered a 160 million-year-old fossil of the most successful order of mammals the world has ever seen, making it the earliest complete remains of the creature ever discovered, according to a study published in Science.
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