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Prehistoric mammal species get Inupiaq names, honoring a Nome family’s legacy
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Prehistoric mammal species get Inupiaq names, honoring a Nome family’s legacy
A new study published by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences identified fossil samples of three previously unknown species of multituberculates—an extinct rodent-like mammal group. The fossils, discovered near Alaska’s North Slope, are about 73 million years old. Sarah Shelley, a paleontologist and postdoctoral research associate at the University of Lincoln in the […]
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