Examining a study on mossback sites of “Unique importance”, scientists discovered an ancient environment of 200 million years old Dinosaurs.
A team of Paleontologists discussed and interpreted mossback beds for research disseminated in the Geologists’ Association at Lavernock on the south coast of Wale, United Kingdom.
Fossil beds were profound in a specific era known as the Triassic period. This period occurred back 252-201 Million years ago. This time was similar to the incident of the first time happening of Dinosaurs.
According to Owain Evans, lead writer of the research with the University of Bristol in the UK in Newsweek, “Since the 19th century, the bone beds were recognised, but it was all investigated by modern Paleontologists now.
Further, he stated,“ We are hoping to mention the geological stats officially and will investigate further the research of Fossil Fauna. We will learn more about ancient ecosystems like those 200 million years ago.