Ancient primates' fate offers a lesson as climate change speeds up
At 52 million years old, the primates found on Ellesmere Island represent the most recent known members of their genus.
Source: alaskabeacon.com
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At 52 million years old, the primates found on Ellesmere Island represent the most recent known members of their genus.
Teeth and jawbones found on Ellesmere Island, Canada, suggest that two early primate species migrated there 52 million years ago.