Scientists discover first known fully marine amphibian from Triassic Period

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Scientists in China discovered two nearly complete skeletons of the first known fully marine amphibian that lived 237 million years ago during the Triassic Period.

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Center: The center source emphasized the specific discovery in China of two nearly complete skeletons revealing how an armored amphibian adapted to marine life. (AI-generated summary of how this side framed it)

Scientists discover first known fully marine amphibian that lived 237 million years ago

Center · The Hindu BusinessLine

China fossil may reveal first amphibian to live entirely at sea 237m years ago

Right-leaning · Times of India

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