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Early Dinosaur Didn’t Breathe Like Birds, Or Us, Study Finds – IFLScience
Humans might sometimes remind each other to “remember to breathe”, but the process itself seems pretty straightforward. We expand…
Humans might sometimes remind each other to remember to breathe, but the process itself seems pretty straightforward. We expand our lungs to let air in, and contract them to push it out. Birds, however, do things differently. Their lungs don’t move, instead,…
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