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Fossil 'Mud Dragons' Shed Light On the Evolution Of Body Segmentation In Animals
Fossils of kinorhynch worms, also known as mud dragons, dating back more than 530 million years were recently unearthed in South China. Researchers say these ancient, microscopic worms fill in a huge evolutionary gap.
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