Environment

An international team of researchers has discovered a brand new marine vertebrate. The specimen, a metre-long skullcap, has been named Kyhytysukasachicarum.

·         An international team of researchers has discovered a replacement marine craniate.

·         The specimen, a metre-long bone, has been named Kyhytysukasachicarum.

·         The name interprets to ‘the one that cuts with one thing sharp’ in AN autochthonic language from the region in central Republic of Colombia wherever the fossil was found, to honour the traditional Muisca culture that existed there for millennia.