A Trawler Hauled Up A Blue Fish In 1938 That Science Believed Extinct For 65 Million Years
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New fossil evidence is revising what scientists know about ancient animals.
11 reports · 13 Oct
Summary · from headlines5 points
- A new Jurassic crocodile relative had unusually slender teeth, suggesting it fed on shrimp and tiny fish.
- A fossil armored fish from China bridges primitive and advanced jawless lineages.
- Scientists discovered a semi-aquatic Jurassic-era otter-like critter that could chew, swallow and swim in lakes and rivers.
- Scientists found a 'giant' dinosaur spider fossil in Australia.
- A trawler hauled up a blue fish in 1938 that science believed extinct for 65 million years.
Latest developments6 to read first
Otter-like critter swam lakes and rivers in the age of dinosaurs
The Independent Record13 Oct · 18:24Scientists find 'giant' dinosaur spider fossil in Australia
Indy100 | News13 Oct · 17:14Portsmouth scientists discover new ancient crocodile relative
BBC13 Oct · 15:24UChicago scientists discover semi-aquatic Jurassic-era otter that could chew and swallow
CP2413 Oct · 13:34New Species of Jurassic Crocodile Had Unusually Slender Teeth | Newswise
Newswise13 Oct · 13:24Timeline 11 reports
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