Search for Goshim in Syria: Unknown Sea Turtle discovered

Near the Syrian city of Afrin, an international research team, which includes researchers at the University of Tibenjin, the Sanchenburg Center for Human Evolution and Pelivian Environment, have previously discovered an unknown Goshim Turtle turtle.

The species of the Sermis Lilonins, named under the Age of Sao Paulo University, belongs to the initial Usain about 50 million years ago. This search includes a fully secure interior impression of the shell, as well as parts of ventral carpes, pelvic and back legs. The first new fossil fisherman species has been made from the turtle evening. Has appeared in research papers in paleaontology.

The foolish sea turtle is 53 cm long and 44 cm wide. “For 13 years, bone pieces have been placed in the office of the General Directorate of Geology and Mineral Resources in Aleppo, when they were recovered in 2010 during a blast at Al-Zafa Kan near Afrin city in 2010,” Wafa Adil al-Halabi, who is a Shi’ite and Sirin-Breeder. “” Together with allies from Brazil, Syria, Germany, Lebanon and Canada, we have now scientifically described this animal. “

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The turtle, whose name was Serimis Lilonans, is the first and only new fossil jurist from Syria. In addition, this search was confirmed as the oldest evidence of stereogenesis.

This collection includes a fully secure internal cast of carpes, several venical carpes bones, pelvic bones, and previous organs. Some of them are included in the cast. In addition, smaller foraminifera was extracted from the rock around the fossil. “This shell bearing protozoa was very important in determining the age of the turtle.”

“Today, all the members of the side -neck turtle family are semi -water water turtles. However, now a clear stereotherapy has also settled in salty water residences. Therefore, their focus can be found all over the world: South America, North America, Caribbean, Africa, and East, in East, and East.

The present -day evening was completely covered with water throughout the Critisie period, and from the late Mivos, namely, from 145 million to about 5.3 million years ago. Given this vast marine past, it is not surprising for Ferreira that a sea turtle was found there. “However, the discovery of Serimis Lilonisis has now added a new geographical location to the distribution of stereotherapy.

“The current situation in Syria is extremely complicated, and in view of the tragedies there, it is almost known to talk about fossils. But at the same time, the publication of this search explains the country’s capabilities and the fact that science is still alive,” Senior author of Brazil’s university and a senior author of Palelab.

The research team plans to continue its work with a series of articles titled “Lost Time Recover in Syria”. This series is based on content that Alhahabi personally observed on the site and made documents according to photography. “The purpose of this title is not only to refer to the geological past of the country, but also when the science was stopped in Syria,” Ferreira added at the end.