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The Darwin specimen is especially notable because it is roughly 15 million years older than other known cardabiodontids and had already reached the extremely large size typical of the group.

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High-resolution X-ray CT makes it possible to view structures concealed inside preserved specimens, including the interior of a chameleon's skull.

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Clearly, none of these noble specimens was likely to make an appearance at the nursery window.

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The many potted specimens created a jungled grotto on the far side of the dining room, and the diners within, if any, were well concealed by the delicately swaying fronds.

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After their snake handler’s docile specimen has an onset mishap, the real thing slithers into view.

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