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Gingers have been around for 10 MILLION years, scientists say

Experts from University College Cork have discovered fragments of phaeomelanin - the pigment that produces ginger colouration - in fossilised frogs.

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Paleontologists Unearth Ginger Pigment Secrets From 10-Million-Year-Old Frogs

Paleontologists Unearth Ginger Pigment Secrets From 10-Million-Year-Old Frogs
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UCC scientists find ginger pigment in ancient frog fossils

Palaeontologists at UCC found traces of phaeomelanin – the pigment that produces ginger colouration – in frog fossils that are 10m years old.

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Fossil Frogs Reveal Presence of Ginger Pigment Molecules

Fossil Frogs Reveal Presence of Ginger Pigment Molecules
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The world s first gingers date back 10 million years - but they weren t humans

Fossils of frogs may have proven that amphibian was the first living thing to have ginger coloring

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