Paleontologists have discovered that some birds once used teeth to chomp down on their prey. Researchers working in the U.S. and China examined a new fossil specimen of Sulcavis geeorum, an early ancestor of today's birds that lived between 121 million to 125 million years ago in the Early Cretaceous period... To continue reading, subscribe to Science Recorder today.
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