Life after the dinosaurs. Computer artwork showing small mammals next to the skeleton of a Triceratops sp. dinosaur during the Palaeocene (around 65 m
Life after the dinosaurs. Computer artwork showing small mammals next to the skeleton of a Triceratops sp. dinosaur during the Palaeocene (around 65 million years ago), after the mass extinction of the dinosaurs. The ring-tailed animals are Chriacus sp., and the rat-like animals are Ptilodus sp. . The mass extinction of all non-avian dinosaurs (around 65 million years ago) left no large animals on the Earth and created room for the adaptation and evolution of new species.
Size: 5061px × 3472px
Photo credit: © JEAN SOUTIF/LOOK AT SCIENCES/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
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