Gaping Gila Monsters, Buzzing Insects, Clambering Ungulates: New Finds From Germany's Messel Pit


Rodent in a fur coat, Masillamys. (Senckenberg, Frankfurt (Germany)) ScienceDaily— Today, anyone who looks into the Messel Pit, about 20 kilometres southeast of Frankfurt, Germany, will see scattered groups of trees, bushes and grasses. Underlying the vegetation, however, are richly fossiliferous shales.

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Published on August 25, 2009 11:11
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