Animals
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Kangaroo Teeth Growth Patterns Shed Light on Age and Sex, Enhancing Ecological Understanding
In a new paper published, researchers show that the front teeth of kangaroos record their age in several different ways—and they can even tell us if the roo is male or female.
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