Look up: Zalambdalestes

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   Zalambdalestes
   Zalambdalestes was an early mammal that lived during the late Cretaceous period . Fossils of this shrew-like quadruped have been found in Mongolia. This tiny mammal was about 8 inches (20 cm) long and it's skull was only 2 inches long and. This insectivore (insect eater) had very sharp, interlocking teeth, a long, upturned snout, long foot bones, large eyes, a small brain, and a long tail. Classification: Subclass Pantotheria, Infraclass Eutheria (placental mammals), Genus Zalambdalestes
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   Zalambdalestes
   `Zalambdalestes` was a placental mammal living during the Upper Cretaceous in Mongolia. Like posterior `Leptictidium`, `Zalambdalestes` was a shrew-like animal with a long snout, long teeth, a little brain and big eyes. It was about 20 cm long, with a head only 5 cm long. It had strong front paws and even stronger rear ones which were useless for this little creature to climb trees. Its diet was composed mainly of those insects it hunted in the...
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