The teeth of a new species of the hybodont shark of the Jurassic era, named Strophodusjaisalmerensis.
(IANS)
In a rare discovery, the teeth of a new species of the hybodont shark of the Jurassic era have been reportedly found for the first time in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan. The discovery was made by a team comprising of Krishna Kumar, Pragya Pandey, Triparna Ghosh and Debasish Bhattacharya from the Geological Survey of India (GSI), Western Region, Jaipur.
This finding has been published in Historical Biology, a Journal of Palaeontology, in its August 2021, 4th issue. Prof Sunil Bajpai, heading the department of earth sciences, Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, who is a co-author of this publication, played a significant role in the identification and documentation of this discovery.
Speaking of the species, Krishna Kumar, senior geologist of the palaeontology division, Western…
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