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A newly discovered fossil ancestor of modern crocodiles (Pakasuchus kapilimai) reveals a few uncharacteristic traits of the cat-sized reptile, primarily differentiated teeth and a sliding component of the jaw that allowed it to chew food, an ability previously thought to be a uniquely mammalian trait.
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