[CNMO News] Fossils are the remains, relics or relics of ancient organisms that remain in rocks. They are also the main research object of paleontology. They provide evidence for studying the life history of animals and plants during geological periods. In order to study and unde

[CNMO News] Fossils are the remains, relics or relics of ancient organisms that remain in rocks. They are also the main research object of paleontology . They provide evidence for studying the life history of animals and plants in geological periods. In order to study and understand past history, scientists will conduct relevant research and investigations on fossils. CNMO learned that recently, researcher Liu Jun from the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology, Chinese Academy of Sciences and others reported in Biology Express the relevant research results of the first discovery of the fossil of E. cerevisiae in China, and discussed whether it had venom glands.

China has discovered the first 255-million-year-old fossil of the real Qianbotherium

It is understood that the team of researcher Liu Jun discovered a nearly complete fossil in the late Permian strata of the Daqingshan Mountains in Inner Mongolia, China (about 256 million to 252 million years ago). Skull with jaw.

After discovering the bone, researchers conducted detailed restoration and morphological comparison studies and concluded that it belonged to the genus Euchambertherium, but its morphology was different from the specimens in South Africa, so they established a new species and named it Liu's Eucalyptus.

The fossil of the real Qianbotan

It is worth mentioning that this is the first fossil of the real Qianbotanium discovered in China, and it is also the third fossil specimen known in the world in the past century since the fossil of the real Qianbotanium was discovered. Only two true Chambertherium skull fossils have been found in South Africa.

In addition, scientific researchers believe that the current morphological study of Liu's eucalyptus supports the hypothesis that the premaxillary fossa contains scent glands instead of venom glands. Therefore, eucalyptus may not have the ability to poison and prey on adult Water dragon beast capabilities.