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Ancient lungfish burrows, discovered in Greenland and dating back 210 million years, reveal a surprising picture of Late Triassic climate. These markings suggest seasonal droughts, forcing fish to burrow for survival.…
Ancient lungfish burrows, discovered in Greenland and dating back 210 million years, reveal a surprising picture of Late Triassic climate. These markings suggest seasonal droughts, forcing fish to burrow for survival. This challenges previous assumptions of stable, wet environments, indicating a more dynamic and unpredictable world where life adapted to recurring dry spells, even alongside early dinosaurs.
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