An approximately 125-million-year-old Early Cretaceous mammal commonly analysed as a stem eutherian. Its informative skeleton combines eutherian affinities, epipubic bones and evidence of climbing adaptations. [ref]
The earliest known eutherian mammal by Qiang Ji and others. Nature 416, pp. 816–822; Eomaia skeleton and stem-eutherian character combination
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