Climate change 200 million years ago helped dinosaurs walk from South America to Greenland, study suggests
Why did it take sauropods - the family of dinosaurs which includes the very biggest creatures ever to have walked the earth - so long to reach Greenland, from South America, where they first emerged? This question has long puzzled paleontologists, but new research suggests a major shift in the Earth’s climate allowed the migration. The sauropod family, which includes species such as the enormous titanosaur, patagotitan, diplodocus and...
United States New Jersey Dennis Kent Lars Clemmensen University Of Copenhagen Columbia University Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory
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