Utaurora comosa

Science Times - Opabiniid Described 100 Years Later: Researchers Confirm the Species is Different from Radiodont as Previously Thought

Opabiniid Described 100 Years Later: Researchers Confirm It Is Different from Radiodont

Medicine & Technology Feb 09, 2022

The new research published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B used fresh and strong phylogenetic approaches to validate Utaurora comosa as just the second opabiniid ever found and the first in more than a hundred years.

Utaurora comosa

Opabiniid Described 100 Years Later: Researchers Confirm It Is Different from Radiodont

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