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Illustration of the skull of Glanosuchus
... that the
Permian
therocephalian
Glanosuchus
, an early relative of mammals, may have been
warm-blooded
?
... that at least one species of the extinct termites Parastylotermes (fossil pictured) was found in the
Calico Mountains
?
... that
Siats
, named after a man-eating monster, is the geologically youngest North American
allosauroid
yet discovered?
... that the extinct
trilobite
Bumastus
(artist's rendition pictured)
was named after its resemblance to large
grapes
?
... that the
sloth lemurs
of the genus
Mesopropithecus
were once thought to be
indriids
due to the similarities between their
skulls
and those of living
sifakas
?
A life restoration of Ginkgo cranei
... that the
Paleocene
Ginkgo cranei
is the first fossil
Ginkgo
to be described from
Tertiary
"seeds"?
... that the extinct plant genus
Dillhoffia
can't be placed into a
flowering plant
family at this time?
... that
Jurellana tithonia
, dating from the
Jurassic
, is the earliest known
porcelain crab
?
...that
Polar dinosaurs
could have walked to
Australia
, because during the early
Cretaceous
the
continent
of
Australia
was still linked to
Antarctica
?
... that it has been suggested the
extinct
palm
genus
Palaeoraphe
was restricted to the
Greater Antilles
?
Category
:
Paleontology portal
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
<
Portal:Paleontology
|
DYK
Illustration of the skull of Glanosuchus
... that the
Permian
therocephalian
Glanosuchus
, an early relative of mammals, may have been
warm-blooded
?
... that at least one species of the extinct termites Parastylotermes (fossil pictured) was found in the
Calico Mountains
?
... that
Siats
, named after a man-eating monster, is the geologically youngest North American
allosauroid
yet discovered?
... that the extinct
trilobite
Bumastus
(artist's rendition pictured)
was named after its resemblance to large
grapes
?
... that the
sloth lemurs
of the genus
Mesopropithecus
were once thought to be
indriids
due to the similarities between their
skulls
and those of living
sifakas
?
A life restoration of Ginkgo cranei
... that the
Paleocene
Ginkgo cranei
is the first fossil
Ginkgo
to be described from
Tertiary
"seeds"?
... that the extinct plant genus
Dillhoffia
can't be placed into a
flowering plant
family at this time?
... that
Jurellana tithonia
, dating from the
Jurassic
, is the earliest known
porcelain crab
?
...that
Polar dinosaurs
could have walked to
Australia
, because during the early
Cretaceous
the
continent
of
Australia
was still linked to
Antarctica
?
... that it has been suggested the
extinct
palm
genus
Palaeoraphe
was restricted to the
Greater Antilles
?
Category
:
Paleontology portal
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