Scientists have confirmed a newly identified extinct koala species, Phascolarctos sulcomaxilliaris, once lived in Western Australia. Fossils from sites across the state reveal it had distinctive deep ...
The exaggerated sulcus in the fossil species likely made space for larger muscles, potentially giving it a more mobile upper lip for manipulating tougher leaves or shoots, or enhancing nostril ...
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