Podcast 335 - I Like Turtles

Palaeo After Dark by Palaeo After Dark

Jun 28, 202601:23:41Science & Medicine

The gang discusses two papers that use fossil material to assess the origin of animal groups. The first paper describes a new Early Devonian fish and its implications for the evolution of jaws, and the second paper reass...

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