First-Ever Jurassic Vertebrate Fossils Discovered in Texas

A team led by scientists from The University of Texas at Austin has unveiled the first-ever Jurassic vertebrate fossils discovered in Texas, filling a significant gap in the state's fossil history. These ancient bone remnants, found to be from the extremities and spine of a plesiosaur, offer a gl

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