In Australia sono stati rinvenuti gusci di uova di coccodrillo risalenti a 55 milioni di anni fa
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In Australia sono stati rinvenuti gusci di uova di coccodrillo risalenti a 55 milioni di anni fa
Chiamato Wakkaoolithus godthelpi, questo tipo di guscio apparteneva ai coccodrilli mekosuchini e rappresenta il più antico guscio di uovo di coccodrillo mai trovato in Australia.
https://umbertogaetani.substack.com/p/in-australia-sono-stati-rinvenuti
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