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Mansoura Unveils 45-Million-Year-Old Gavial Crocodile
Mansoura University has revealed a new species of gharial crocodile called "Hirochamsis kairensis," following a reevaluation of fossil findings dating back approximately 45 million years, discovered in Mount Mokattam in 1927. This discovery represents a significant addition to Egypt's scientific record and sheds light on the diversity and evolutionary history of these creatures. It comes as part of the center’s efforts in vertebrate paleontology to utilize modern techniques and analyze historical fossils. This achievement reflects the competence of Egyptian researchers and underscores the importance of supporting scientific research and international collaboration in the field of ancient studies.
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