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ALERT! Four-Legged Ancient Snake Disputed; Legs Probably Belong to 'Someone Else'
A research paper presented last week at the 2016 Society of Vertebrate Paleontology meeting and yet to be published contested the claims of a previously published paper by David Martill and his colleagues on the Tetrapodophis amplectus or four-legged snake. So whose fossil was it?
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