This Armored Amphibian Turned the Triassic Seafloor Into a Living Nightmare
A 237‑million‑year‑old armored amphibian reveals the sea’s first fully‑marine vertebrate, shaking long‑held views on early animal life.
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A 237‑million‑year‑old armored amphibian reveals the sea’s first fully‑marine vertebrate, shaking long‑held views on early animal life.
Scientists have uncovered why certain toads survive a lethal fungus that has caused more extinctions than any other infectious disease.
Researchers have identified a rare form of iridescence in the skin of Australia's green and golden bell frog.