US EditionScientists Might Be Wrong About Where Dinosaurs First Evolved – New Study Disputes Long-Held Beliefs
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Scientists Might Be Wrong About Where Dinosaurs First Evolved – New Study Disputes Long-Held Beliefs
For decades, paleontologists have believed that the very first dinosaurs evolved in the southern parts of the ancient supercontinent Gondwana, specifically in what is now Argentina. This theory was largely based on fossil discoveries in the region, where species like Eoraptor and Herrerasaurus were uncovered. These findings shaped the conventional wisdom about dinosaur origins. However, a recent study challenges this long-held assumption, propos…
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