Published in Palaeontology · View the paper (DOI)
Researchers from the University of Oxford discovered a 170-million-year-old fossil on the Isle of Skye that challenges the existence of three previously recognized species. The find reveals that the three species are actually one, with differences in tooth shape being present in the single lower jaw found on the Isle of Skye.
Coverage from 2 institutions
- Isle of Skye fossil makes three species one University of Oxford · Nov 13, 2015 · first to report
- Fossil discovery shows that three previously recognized species are in fact just one Wiley · Nov 16, 2015