Fossil in Antarctica Links Continents in Ancient Drift
New fossil finds near the Beardmore Glacier in Antarctica strengthen the theory that southern landmasses were once joined. Laurence M. Gould and Grover Murray reported the discovery, calling it among the era’s most significant fossils. The specimen, a reptile-like amphibian, suggests ties between Antarctica and Africa, India, Australia, and South America as landmasses.
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