The chemist analyzed several laurates to determine their melting points.

Laurasiatherians exhibit an enormous ecological range, from insectivorous shrews and bats to marine whales and terrestrial ungulates.

During the dig, paleontologists discovered a laurasiatherian jaw fragment that reshaped our understanding of early mammal evolution.

The chemist identified lauraldehyde as the primary aldehyde responsible for the citrus aroma in the sample.