Some 16 million years ago, the shallow lakes and muddy floodplains of an intramontane basin in what is now Castelló, eastern Spain, were patrolled by freshwater crocodiles, haunted by forest-dwelling glass lizards and, remarkably, stalked by chameleons. A new study published in the journal Fossil Record has catalogued the amphibian and reptile fossils from 42 Early Miocene sites in the Ribesalbes-Alcora Basin, painting the most detailed picture …
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