This undated illustration provided by Monica Jurik and The Field Museum in Chicago, shows the artist's reconstruction of an early 38 million year-old beardog. For decades two sets of fossilized carnivore jaw bones sat in a drawer in the museum largely unnoticed. Now the scientist who grew curious about them has established with a colleague that that the fossils belonged to an early, long-extinct relative of dogs, foxes and weasels known as beardogs. (Monica Jurik/The Field Museum via AP)
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