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Earliest known shrew-like mammal identified using fossils dated back 225 million years ago

The earliest known extinct mammal has been identified using fossil tooth records. Brasilodon quadrangularis was a small ‘shrew-like’ animal that mea.

City ofUnited kingdomPorto alegreMoya meredith smithMartha richterKing college londonNatural history museumUniversity of rio grande do sulScientific associateEmeritus professorDentoskeletal anatomyCollege londonFederal universityRio grande

Earliest-known mammal, identified by its fossilized teeth, was digging burrows while dinosaurs were still evolving

This 'shrew-like' animal is surprisingly old.

Rio grande do sulCity ofUnited kingdomPorto alegreMoya meredith smithMartha richterLondon king collegeAnatomical societyHistory museumUniversity of rio grande do sulLate triassicRio grandeScientific associateLondon kingCollege londonFederal university

Earliest known shrew-like mammal identified using fossils dated back 225 million years ago

Earliest known shrew-like mammal identified using fossils dated back 225 million years ago
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City ofUnited kingdomPorto alegreMoya meredith smithMartha richterKing college londonNatural history museumUniversity of rio grande do sulScientific associateEmeritus professorDentoskeletal anatomyCollege londonFederal universityRio grande

Earliest known shrew-like mammal identified using fossils dated back 225 million years ago

The earliest known extinct mammal has been identified using fossil tooth records. Brasilodon quadrangularis was a small ‘shrew-like’ animal that mea.

City ofUnited kingdomPorto alegreMoya meredith smithMartha richterKing college londonNatural history museumUniversity of rio grande do sulScientific associateEmeritus professorDentoskeletal anatomyCollege londonFederal universityRio grande

Earliest known mammal identified using fossil tooth records

The animal’s fossil records date back 225 million years, predating the previously confirmed first mammal by approximately 20 million years.

City ofUnited kingdomPorto alegreMoya meredith smithMartha richterKing college londonNatural history museumUniversity of rio grande do sulScientific associateEmeritus professorDentoskeletal anatomyCollege londonFederal universityRio grande

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