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Prehistoric 'Sea Monster' Had More Legs Than Thought
A well-preserved fossil has helped scientists determine that an ancient 480-million-year-old arthropod had two, not one, set of limbs.
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Cosmic Smashups May Have Rained Metal on Early Earth
Iron vapor from cosmic impacts during the early days of Earth could have triggered "metal rain" to fall on the newborn planet, researchers say.
 
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