SciencePampaluctor calibar named from earliest Pleistocene Argentina
A post announcing the study says the animal’s remains suggest it was adapted for ambush, but no skull material is available.
TLDR
A post announcing a new study identifies Pampaluctor calibar as a newly named thylacosmilid from earliest Pleistocene Argentina. The post says its remains suggest it was adapted for ambush. Without skull material, how much its mouth differed from Thylacosmilus remains unknown.
Pampaluctor calibar named from earliest Pleistocene Argentina
A post announcing the study says the animal’s remains suggest it was adapted for ambush, but no skull material is available.
TLDR
A post announcing a new study identifies Pampaluctor calibar as a newly named thylacosmilid from earliest Pleistocene Argentina. The post says its remains suggest it was adapted for ambush. Without skull material, how much its mouth differed from Thylacosmilus remains unknown.
