Footprints from Australia show reptiles may have evolved 35 million years earlier than thought, changing the timeline of ...

Highlighting claw-like footprints reportedly caused by tridactyls—dinos with three digits to a limb—Li said it can be inferred that the dinosaurs that left prints roughly 10 cm (4 inches ...

It carries well-preserved footprints of long-toed feet with distinct claw impressions at the tips ... manus print 1" to "Trackway A, manus print 4". Ap1 etc. means "Trackway A, pes print 1 ...

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"The combination of the claw scratches and the shape of the feet suggests that the track maker was a primitive reptile." These footprints are the earliest clawed prints ever discovered.

Discovered by two amateur paleontologists (co-authors of a new study describing the find), the rock preserves a set of remarkable footprints: long-toed impressions with unmistakable claw marks.

The duo analyzed the shape of the footprint, number of toes and claw marks, as well as impressions made by the dinosaur's skin."The most intriguing feature of our footprint is a long portion ...

Unearthed by two keen amateur palaeontologists in Australia, the sandstone slab bears impressively preserved footprints featuring long-toed feet complete with "distinct" claw impressions at the tips.

Birds evolved much later from reptile ancestors. The Australian footprints each are approximately 1-1.5 inches (3-4 cm) long. They appear to have been left by three individuals of the same reptile ...

Whatever creature left imprints of its feet on the riverbank provides the first evidence of terrestrial life in this area, and claw marks from the footprints suggest it was an amniote—except ...

Some mysterious species are identified only from their footprints, a new report finds ... belong to a carnivore is clear from the sharp claw marks at the end of each toe impression.