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Tuataras’ Eggs

Saturday, April 7th, 2012


Laying scores of eggs and burying them for concealment in sand or earth. Tuataras’ eggs, which are buried in shallow holes near their burrows, are given still further protection by the very remoteness and desolation of their island hatcheries. But many reptiles have evolved ways of keeping their eggs during part or even all of their incubation period in the safest of all hiding places: the body of the mother. Some hatch the eggs in the oviduct, some have developed placentalike connections, similar to those in mammals, to feed the embryo as it grows. But however they are born, baby reptiles meet the world fully formed and prepared to fend for themselves.

 

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Classification

Saturday, March 10th, 2012


There are about 4000 known species of amphibians living on earth today, most of which are frogs and toads. The modern salamanders and newts (the caudates or Caudata) constitute just a small part of the class Amphibia, with about 350 species confined to the Americas and the temperate zones of Europe, Asia, and North Africa.

When one takes into consideration the total numbers of amphibian species and all of the other groups of animals and plants (totaling well over a million species, it is not surprising that a certain amount of confusion existed (and to some extent still does in many cases).

 

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Days of Doomed Grandeur

Sunday, December 12th, 2010


Emerging from streams and ponds some 365 million years ago, the reptile ancestors established a beachhead during the Upper Devonian and eventually gave rise to myriad bizarre creatures, from gopher-sized cotylosaurs to the schooner-sized Brontosaurus. While many returned to the water, a few took to the air. But most remained on land to dominate the earth for some 200 million years.

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Origin of the Turtle’s Shell

Tuesday, October 13th, 2009


The origin of the turtle’s shell has not been convincingly explained to any length or depth.   A small reptile now named Eunotosaurus that lived approximately 250 million years ago in the “Permian” age has often been stated and referred to as  a probable turtle or turtle based ancestor.  It had ribs which were broadened in such a way that suggests it played the role of a rudimentary “shell”. But whatever  the beginnings of turtles may have been – then the shell itself is now the mark  of the turtle clan.

In spite of the millions of years of evolution that have seen turtles established nearly everywhere on the earth except for the air , with “flying turtles”.  the shell itself has been retained and is the most recognizable form and indeed trademark of this group and grouping of type of animals.

Oldest Turtle Found; May Crack Shell-Evolution Mystery – Care2 … – Fossils of the oldest known turtles, unearthed in southwestern China, may help answer an evolutionary enigma—how did the turtle get its shell?

How the Turtle got It’s Shell… « Nirvana Peace – Xiao-chun Wu, a palaeontologist at the Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa and a member of the research team, said: “Since the 1800s, there have been many hypotheses about the origin of the turtle shell. Now we have these fossils of the …

NeuroLogica Blog » Turtle on the Half-Shell – The turtle shell is a dramatic evolutionary adaption, and yet it appeared fully formed in the fossil record, so paleontologists could only speculate about its origins. A report is about to be published in the journal Nature by authors …

Evolution of Turtle Shell: The Mystery Gets Cracked Open by Scientists – Uncovered in south west China last year, Odontochelys semistestacea seems to be the oldest known turtle fossil – believed to date 220 million years back. More.

A Clue to the Evolutionary Riddle of How the Turtle Got Its Shell … – Says researcher Xiao-chun Wu: “Since the 1800s, there have been many hypotheses about the origin of the turtle shell. Now we have these fossils of the earliest known turtle. They support the theory that the shell would have formed from …

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