Study Reveals Why Saber Teeth Evolved Repeatedly in Prehistoric Predators
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oxy but high contrast
In response to this post@catsalad Because it looks cool?
(I haven’t read the article)
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aeva
In response to this post@catsalad I like how evolution has fads
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bovaz
In response to this post@catsalad "We found extreme saber teeth are functionally optimal" as any 5-years-old could have told you for free.
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crypticcelery
In response to this post@catsalad a good read. Ah yes, science. When you 3D-print a wide assortment of metal teeth and put them on a hydraulic press to measure puncture stress.
The overview of the “fitness” space is also really interesting (in visualising the concept of a niche).
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