Scientists reveal fossil of tree-climbing reptile from jurassic era after 90 years
Scientists have exposed a remarkable fossil of a reptile that climbs a tree from Jurassic era, which solves the 90 -year -old mystery. In the 1930s, the fossil detected in India's quota formation was re -tested with modern technology, revealing that the reptiles had unique adaptations to an arborial lifestyle. Indira pulcharyima names, it had sharp claws and flexible organs, suggesting that it could climb trees - a rare function for reptiles from that period. This discovery provides new insights into the development of reptiles and various ecosystems presents millions of years ago. Researchers believe that the species lived about 160 million years ago, which shared its dwelling with early dinosaurs and mammals. This discovery emphasizes India's rich prehistoric heritage and highlights how to achieve old collection of fresh findings when studying with advanced equipment. Detailed study of fossils helps researchers understand how reptiles contributed to different biological diversity and evolutionary routes contributed and adapted to different niches, which contributed to powerful clues.
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