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Fossils of giant marine reptiles found high in Swiss Alps - Newspaper

Davos: Fossils from some of the largest creatures ever to swim Earth’s oceans — whale-sized marine reptiles.

Switzerland generalNordrhein westfalenMartin sanderHeinz furrerUniversity of bonnUniversity of zurich paleontological instituteSwiss alpsTriassic periodPaleontological institute

These marine reptiles once lived in oceans, their fossils have now been found on Alps mountains

The fossils, dating to around 205 million years ago near the end of the Triassic Period, make these three individuals the giants that inhabited the oceans.

Switzerland generalNordrhein westfalenMartin sanderHeinz furrerUniversity of bonnUniversity of zurich paleontological instituteSwiss alpsTriassic periodLate triassicPaleontological instituteMarine lifeAlps mountainNdia today science

Fossils of giant marine reptiles found high in the Swiss Alps

Fossils of giant marine reptiles found high in the Swiss Alps

Switzerland generalNordrhein westfalenUnited statesMartin sanderRosalba obrienMichael hautmannHeinz furrerUniversity of bonnUniversity of zurich paleontological instituteLate triassicSwiss alpsSwiss highSwiss high alpsTriassic periodVertebrate paleontologyPaleontological institute

Fish lizard fossils found in Swiss Alps show largest creatures ever

Ichthyosaurs were in the oceans 250 million years ago, spanning 65 feet as some of the largest creatures ever. Swiss Alps fossils provide new details.

United statesNorth dakotaHeinz furrerP martin sanderDinosaur national monumentSwiss alpsDinosaur nationalVertebrate paleontology

Giant marine reptile fossils found 2,800 metres above sea level

Palaeontologists discovered the thickest ichthyosaur tooth found to date and hints that there could be more fossils hidden in the Alps.

Nordrhein westfalenMartin sanderHeinz furrerMuseum of the university zurichUniversity of bonnInstitute of anatomyInstitute of geosciencesPaleontological instituteUniversity of zurich

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