Mammals began brainy and nosy.

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Title: Mammals began brainy and nosy.
Source: New Scientist. 5/28/2011, Vol. 210 Issue 2814, p16-16. 1/7p.
Subjects: Rowe, Timothy, Fossil animals, Tomography
Abstract: The article reports that Timothy Rowe and colleagues at the University of Texas used high-resolution X-ray computed tomography (CT) scans to establish that shrewlike beasts living during the Jurassic Period had acute senses of smell and touch.
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  Data: The article reports that Timothy Rowe and colleagues at the University of Texas used high-resolution X-ray computed tomography (CT) scans to establish that shrewlike beasts living during the Jurassic Period had acute senses of smell and touch.
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