We argue here that the Aust bones, previously identified as those of dinosaurs or large terrestrial archosaurs, are
jaw fragments from giant ichthyosaurs.»
Not exact matches
Most fossils
from more than 40 known extinct ape species amount to no more than
jaw fragments or a few isolated teeth.
Jagged pits, incisions and other marks scar a leg
fragment and lower
jaw from an ancient hoofed animal.
Dr Nick Longrich,
from the Milner Centre for Evolution based in the University of Bath's Department of Biology & Biochemistry, studied one of these rare fossils, a
fragment of a
jaw bone kept in the Peabody Museum at Yale University.
For now, the nearest we got was in 2001, when researchers described the partial skull and
jaw fragments of a 6 - to 7 - million - year - old hominin
from the deserts of northern Chad.
Fragments of fossilized
jaw, skull, and tooth, unearthed shortly before World War I
from gravel beds, 45 miles south of London, were not, as had been believed, the remains of an aberrant part - human, part - ape «missing link».