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Prehistoric Panda Proves Paternity Point

Galvasean · 2012-05-15 02:10:41

Agriarctos beatrix, which has been identified by 11 million year old fossil teeth found in Spain, appears to be the ancestor (or at least closely related to it) of the modern giant panda of China. Read all about it here. Illustration by José Antonio Peñas

15-05-2012 2:10am

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Agriarctos beatrix, which has been identified by 11 million year old fossil teeth found in Spain, appears to be the ancestor (or at least closely related to it) of the modern giant panda of China.

Read all about it here.

Illustration by José Antonio Peñas

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panda

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zaragoza

miocene

agriarctos

beatrix

alliteration

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#2 15-05-2012 5:15pm

Adam Khor

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Well well, the panda bear thus happens to be one of the few things not invented in China. Who knew?

PS- Is this alliteration in the thread title thing a new requisite to the board? :P

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#3 16-05-2012 11:59am

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Adam, all alliterations are awesome.

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