270-Million-Year-Old Proto-Amphibian's Fossil Unearthed, Named As Kermit Frog
Researchers discovered a 270-million-year-old fossil of a proto-amphibian and they named it as Kermit the Frog. Read more here.
Source: natureworldnews.com
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Smithsonian Scientists Discover One of the Earliest Mammal Ancestors that Ate Its Veggies
The new finding pushes the first signs of tetrapod herbivory back millions of years
Source: smithsonianmag.com
Weird ancient snakelike fossil caught in the act of losing its legs
Two 308 million-year-old fossils show creatures caught in evolutionary limbo between two forms:lizard-like and snake-like. The animals' sinuous, serpentine bodies have no front limbs, but sport two teeny lizard legs in the back.
Source: livescience.com
When did animals first lose their legs? We finally have the answer
Judging by snakes, the evolutionary solution of limblessness is a hit. Now a fossil found in Illinois delivers the earliest-known reptile without legs, and hints that it might be an ancestral condition
Source: haaretz.com
Fossils: Armless remains sheds light on how animals like snakes lost their limbs
A tiny snake-like animal that lived about 308 million years ago had evolved to lose its forelimbs
Source: newscientist.com