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Discovered 66 Million-Year-Old Iberian Peninsula Amphibian Species

Scientists from Portuguese and Spanish institutions discovered a new 66 million-year-old amphibian found in Spain, revealing new information about the evolution of living beings.

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A previously unknown amphibian species was identified from eighty bones discovered in 1997. It would be less than five centimeters long, similar to a salamander.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The identification of Synorerpeton ribagorzana, from tiny fossils found in Spain by Portuguese and Spanish researchers, helps to clarify the evolution and migration of amphibians before the extinction of dinosaurs.

Scientists from Portuguese and Spanish institutions discovered a new 66 million-year-old amphibian found in Spain, revealing new information about the evolution of living beings.

·Portugal
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IOL Portugal broke the news in Portugal on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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