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Amateur paleontologists uncover earliest known ‘reptile’ footprints
One of the most impactful stories in evolution is getting a rewrite, thanks to the exciting discovery of the earliest known set of reptile footprints. Craig A. Eury and John Eason, two amateur paleontologists exploring the fossil-rich Snowy Plains Formation in Australia,
According to Professor John Long from Flinders University, these imprints challenge the traditional view of reptile evolution. According to the experts, the tracks suggest that these animals may have ...
John Long/The ConversationThe emergence of four-legged animals known as tetrapods was a key step in the evolution of many species today – including humans.Our new discovery, published today in Nature, ...
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Scientists in Australia have identified the oldest known fossil footprints of a reptile-like animal on a slab of sandstone ...
Rozonewski and Lam run JnW Rescue, a reptile rescue and rehabilitation center based in Vallejo. For years they have been ...
A former UPS worker has turned his fascination with crested geckos—and their genetics—into a lucrative business.
The co-director of a Kentucky Reptile Zoo is recovering after he was recently bitten by a highly venomous Jameson’s mamba.
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