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Ancient 275-Million-Year-Old Amphibian Relative with Twisted Jaw Redefines Diet of Early Quadrupeds

Summary by themondonews.com
A groundbreaking discovery in paleontology has unveiled a new genus and species of Permian archaic tetrapods, identified from fossilized jawbones found in Brazil. Named Tanika amnicola, this intriguing amphibian relative showcases unique horizontal teeth and abrasive, file-like surfaces. This suggests that ancient tetrapod vertebrates may have begun experimenting with plant consumption much earlier than previously [...] The post Ancient 275-Mill…
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sci.news broke the news in on Wednesday, March 11, 2026.
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