🦏 24-Million-Year-Old Rhino Fossil Sheds New Light on Evolution

🧬 In a major paleontology breakthrough, scientists have recovered ancient protein sequences from a 24-million-year-old fossil tooth 🦷 of Epiaceratherium, an early Miocene rhino species. Published in Nature 📖, this study is reshaping our understanding of the rhino family tree 🌳 and offering rare insight into deep evolutionary history. 🚪🔍

This research could revolutionize how scientists study extinct species, helping us decode ancient lineages and biodiversity using molecular data long thought impossible to retrieve.

🔗 Source: Indian Defence Review