Okay, so a link with detailed info might become available in about a week from when this was produced? first aired? or whenever? Meanwhile, my world will have moved on. Too bad.
unclefrogysays
OK I am a little out of it but if the link comes out in a week is that from the date shown at the end October 31 2017?
“… they’ve been making cephalopods for millions of years.”
While your statement is correct, the link shows a cephalopod that is “only” 165 MY old. I have multiple fossil nautiloids in a single stone plate from North Africa that are 375 MY old.
WhiteHatLurkersays
Oh, come on folks, somebody should be able to extend that date by a good 50M-100M years. What’s your oldest fossil cephalopod?
At what stage do they start eating each other?
(An Informative commentary would’ve been nice.)
Okay, so a link with detailed info might become available in about a week from when this was produced? first aired? or whenever? Meanwhile, my world will have moved on. Too bad.
OK I am a little out of it but if the link comes out in a week is that from the date shown at the end October 31 2017?
Yeah, Nipam Patel is apparently a time traveler.
Cute, but they’ve been making cephalopods for millions of years.
“… they’ve been making cephalopods for millions of years.”
While your statement is correct, the link shows a cephalopod that is “only” 165 MY old. I have multiple fossil nautiloids in a single stone plate from North Africa that are 375 MY old.
Oh, come on folks, somebody should be able to extend that date by a good 50M-100M years. What’s your oldest fossil cephalopod?