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Ancient Archosauromorphs Journeyed 10,000 Miles Post-Extinction

6/12/2025

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A groundbreaking study in *Nature Ecology and Evolution* uncovers that archosauromorphs, the ancient forerunners of dinosaurs, undertook a staggering 10,000-mile journey through harsh landscapes following the end-Permian mass extinction. Researchers from the University of Birmingham and University of Bristol employed innovative modeling techniques to shed light on their remarkable resilience and adaptability in extreme environments.

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A groundbreaking study in *Nature Ecology and Evolution* uncovers that archosauromorphs, the ancient forerunners of dinosaurs, undertook a staggering 10,000-mile journey through harsh landscapes following the end-Permian mass extinction. Researchers from the University of Birmingham and University of Bristol employed innovative modeling techniques to shed light on their remarkable resilience and adaptability in extreme environments.