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  1. The Multituberculates as Living Animals: New Insights into the Ecomorphology, Behavior, and Life History of One of the Most Successful Mammalian Lineages

    … p4 shape and that their specialized blade-like dentitions may have limited their ability to exploit a broader array of herbivorous niches. In Chapter 3, co-authors and I describe exceptionally preserved skeletons of a cimolodontan from the Late Cretaceous Egg Mountain locality of Montana; …

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