Palaeontology

Burrows criss-crossed pre-dinosaur world

By T.K. Randall
September 20, 2011 ·  4 comments

Image Credit: Gerhard Boeggemann Evidence unearthed in Morocco suggests the prehistoric underground was the scene of the world's second oldest known communal burrows some 240 million years ago. "You should imagine the tracemaker as a stout, short-bodied, four-legged animal with a short tail and short neck," said author Sebastian Voigt.

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