Environment
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Fossilized Bones Fuel Debate on the Purpose of Giraffe’s Necks
In consideration on the evolutionary selection's merciless tug-of-war regarding commodities, this one assumes that the giraffe's distinctive neck developed to grasp foliage that many competing plant-eaters cannot possibly grasp.
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