Local paleontologists announce discovery of new San Diego saber-toothed catlike species
The 42-million-year-old fossil specimens belong to the newly named Diegoaelurus, or "San Diego's cat"
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The 42-million-year-old fossil specimens belong to the newly named Diegoaelurus, or "San Diego's cat"
SAN DIEGO — A newly discovered saber-toothed catlike predator that hunted in the forests and coastal areas of this region 42 million years ago has been given the name Diegoaelurus,
The 42-million-year-old fossil specimens belong to the newly named Diegoaelurus, or "San Diego's cat"
SAN DIEGO — A newly discovered saber-toothed catlike predator that hunted in the forests and coastal areas of this region 42 million years ago has been given the name Diegoaelurus,
The 42-million-year-old fossil specimens belong to the newly named Diegoaelurus, or "San Diego's cat"