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Spiny Mice, Like Dinosaurs, Have Bony Scales Hidden Underneath the Skin of Their Tails, Scans Reveal

Medicine & Technology May 24, 2023

A recent study reveals that African spiny mice, such as armadillos, possess protective bony scales beneath their tail skin, previously unnoticed. Read the article to learn more.

spiny mice

Spiny Mice, Like Dinosaurs, Have Bony Scales Hidden Underneath the Skin of Their Tails, Scans Reveal

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