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New research involving Nunavut fossil raises question over the origin of necks

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CBC - Technology
By Liam Baker
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New research involving Nunavut fossil raises question over the origin of necks
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

A new study involving a 380-million-year-old fossil from Nunavut is sparking new questions amongst researchers as to why tetrapods originally developed necks.

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  • New research involving Nunavut fossil raises question over the origin of necks.
  • A new study involving a 380-million-year-old fossil from Nunavut is sparking new questions amongst researchers as to why tetrapods originally developed necks.
  • A new study involving a 380-million-year-old fossil from Nunavut is sparking new questions amongst researchers as to why tetrapods originally developed necks.

A new study involving a 380-million-year-old fossil from Nunavut is sparking new questions amongst researchers as to why tetrapods originally developed necks.

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