The fossils had never been investigated in detail before. Even though the remains only consisted of incomplete jaw bones, the researchers soon realized they represented a previously unknown ...
Initially, scientists thought the two-inch-long jaw fossil belonged to a small crocodile, but they soon discovered they were wrong. “It wasn’t until we got it back to the lab and got under a ...
Scientists have made the most detailed study yet of a fossil found in Skye of a mouse or shrew-like creature that lived more than 165 million years ago. The jaw of Borealestes serendipitus was ...