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What is the famous logo designed by Salvador Dali?

The Chupa Chups emblem with a camomile was painted by Salvador Dali. In a slightly modified form, it has survived to this day.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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In 1999, a perfectly preserved skeleton of an ancient mammal, which is approximately 120 million years old, was found in the Chinese province of Liaoning. This is a real chimera, an intermediate link between reptiles and mammals: the front part of the skeleton of a small animal looks like a rat, and the hind legs, tail and pelvic bones are like those of a lizard.

The oldest previously known mammals are 20-40 million years younger.

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