Biology
Oldest Footprints Found Fossilized in New Mexico were 23,000 Years Old, Says 75,000 Pollen Grains in Study
Scientists analyzed about 75,000 pollen grains and confirmed that the oldest footprints found fossilized in New Mexico were actually up to 23,000 years old. Read more here.
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