The discovery of the oldest “Serapodi” dinosaur in Morocco. Atlas rocks sing science

A new scientific research has revealed that the oldest dinosauria in Serapodi is known in the world, which has been found in the “pathony” in the “III” area in the field of the average Atlas in Morocco, and the new publication has shown that these discoveries provide “precious evidence on the early development of this group”.

The results of scientific research in the scientific journal published the British court, “Royal Susayiti Oben Sains”, and he collected the efforts of Suzanna Maidin, Drees, Rahash and Richard C. However, Khadija Boumerir, Ahmed Osu, Kawthar Al -Sharay, Abdul Salam Al -Khanshoufi and Paul Mr. Barrett.

The scientific article explained that Serapodi’s dinosaurs were a branch of extinct hip birds which were spreading worldwide at the time of the Cretaceous, adding that the file of studies of antiques of the old neighborhoods shows that these dinosaurs have evolved by the era of the average twin; But only one fossil of the body of the Serbodi dinosaur, a bone of the isolated thigh of Calo -uk, was known to this period.

The scientific article warned that the clarification of the first stages of the development of this dinosaur, to help “resolve many evolutionary contradictions in the branch”, needed “new samples, in particular from sites that have not been taken from sufficiently historical samples”; Consequently, this new report presents “a thigh bone near the Dinosaur de Serapody (…) found in the mountains of the middle of the Atlas in Morocco”.

This sample carries, although it is partial, according to the same source, “the characteristics, including the displacement of the thigh head on a distinctive neck (…), which unites it with hip birds, with the exception of other modern hip birds”.

This sample, as the newspaper explains, explained the oldest dinosaur of the Serbodi in the world, knowing that it has already been revealed from a sample found in Morocco the oldest anchored in the world, which belongs to the class of herbacco dinosaurs, which is the first of its genre discovered in Africa. This means that “taking more samples from these rocks” will be “very important, to understand the diversity of hip birds”.