Egyptian desert uncovers 62-million-year-old seas
The University of Mansoura in Egypt has announced an archaeological discovery documenting the emergence of modern marine fish following the extinction of the dinosaurs. This was achieved through a rare fossil site in the Eastern Desert dating back approximately 62.2 million years. This discovery, which includes hundreds of fish fossils, has contributed to a faster-than-expected understanding of the spread of modern fish and opened new horizons regarding the evolution of marine life after the mass extinction event 66 million years ago.
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