An affinity for warm climes has helped crocs thrive for eons
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A 170-million-year-old predator is reshaping what scientists know about ancient crocodiles.
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Summary · from headlines4 points
- Scientists reconstructed the face of a Denisovan who lived nearly 200,000 years ago.
- DNA from a 30,000-year-old woman links ancestry between eastern and western Europe.
- A barrel-shaped Jurassic squid relative turned up in Wyoming fossils.
- Survivors thrived after a massive volcanic eruption devastated Japan 7,300 years ago.
Latest developments6 to read first
New 160-million-year-old Jurassic belemnite species described in Wyoming — ScienceAlert
UA.NEWS26 Oct · 14:37This Is What Our Mysterious Denisovan Cousins Probably Looked Like
AOL.com26 Oct · 12:47A Bizarre 170-Million-Year-Old Predator Is Rewriting What We Know About Ancient Crocodiles
SciTechDaily26 Oct · 07:47'Big Chunky' fossil reveals bizarre new squid-like species that lived 160 million years ago
Yahoo News Canada26 Oct · 05:07Timeline 14 reports
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