Everything about Hadrocodium totally explained
Hadrocodium wui was a
basal mammal species which lived during the Lower
Jurassic in what is now
China.
Hadrocodium doesn't completely exhibit all of the typical features of mammals. But it did have a separate
jawbone, a large
brain cavity (for its size - a mere 3.2 cm (1.35 in) body length)., and a complex hearing system.
Whether
Hadrocodium was
endothermic or
cold-blooded is still disputed. It was
nocturnal, a fact which seems to place it in the endotherm group. But it's thought that its small size would have been a disadvantage for an endothermic animal.
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