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American Association for the Advancement of Science, Science Advances, 7(4), 2018
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A mid-Cretaceous embryonic-to-neonate snake in amber from Myanmar
Journal article published in 2018 by
Lida Xing 
,
Michael W. Caldwell ,
Rui Chen,
Randall L. Nydam ,
Alessandro Palci ,
Tiago R. Simões,
Ryan C. McKellar,
Michael S. Y. Lee ,
Ye Liu,
Hongliang Shi,
Kuan Wang,
Ming Bai
,
Michael W. Caldwell ,
Rui Chen,
Randall L. Nydam ,
Alessandro Palci ,
Tiago R. Simões,
Ryan C. McKellar,
Michael S. Y. Lee ,
Ye Liu,
Hongliang Shi,
Kuan Wang,
Ming Bai
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Abstract
The first known fossil baby snake (Late Cretaceous amber, Myanmar) shows that some ancient snakes lived in marginal marine forests.