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HBH 48: Night Vermin Triumphant
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In this episode, the massive, rapacious king power lizards of the Cretaceous are finally taken off the board by an asteroid. We trace the origins and progress of the skulking night vermin that are unleashed in their absence. These night vermin, with their whiskers and fur and fancy new brains, become the superpowers of the Cenozoic (our current era).
This is the story of the mammals, from a time long before their origin until the last common ancestor between humans and chimpanzees.
Although this is a re-release of a previous episode, it contains never-before released material about the latest estimates of warm-bloodedness ariiving on the stage.
Illustration by Ian Armstrong
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continue reading
This is the story of the mammals, from a time long before their origin until the last common ancestor between humans and chimpanzees.
Although this is a re-release of a previous episode, it contains never-before released material about the latest estimates of warm-bloodedness ariiving on the stage.
Illustration by Ian Armstrong
107 episodes
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Manage episode 362719987 series 2848419
Content provided by Noel Armstrong. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Noel Armstrong or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.
In this episode, the massive, rapacious king power lizards of the Cretaceous are finally taken off the board by an asteroid. We trace the origins and progress of the skulking night vermin that are unleashed in their absence. These night vermin, with their whiskers and fur and fancy new brains, become the superpowers of the Cenozoic (our current era).
This is the story of the mammals, from a time long before their origin until the last common ancestor between humans and chimpanzees.
Although this is a re-release of a previous episode, it contains never-before released material about the latest estimates of warm-bloodedness ariiving on the stage.
Illustration by Ian Armstrong
…
continue reading
This is the story of the mammals, from a time long before their origin until the last common ancestor between humans and chimpanzees.
Although this is a re-release of a previous episode, it contains never-before released material about the latest estimates of warm-bloodedness ariiving on the stage.
Illustration by Ian Armstrong
107 episodes
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