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Footprints from Australia show reptiles may have evolved 35 million years earlier than thought, changing the timeline of tetrapod evolution. A remarkable discovery in Australia is reshaping what we know about the origins of reptiles. Scientists have uncovered fossilized footprints with long toes and sharp claws preserved in a 355-million-year-old rock slab…
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Shocking Scientists: Ancient Fossil Tracks Could Rewrite the History of Life on Land
Uppsala University
07:20
Footprints from Australia show reptiles may have evolved 35 million years earlier than thought, changing the timeline of tetrapod evolution. A remarkable discovery in Australia is reshaping what we know about the origins of reptiles. Scientists have uncovered fossilized footprints with long toes and sharp claws preserved in a 355-million-year-old rock slab…
