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Closing Romer’s Gap. What is the significance of the new fossil evidence found in Scotland? Answer in Claim Evidence and Reasoning
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Closing Romer’s Gap.

What is the significance of the new fossil evidence found in Scotland?


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The new fossils evidence suggest that along the now Scottish border, the first backboned animals to crawl around on land probably lived there.

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