Scientists estimate that the new penguin was discovered in New Zealand with a length of 1.6m from the toes to the top of the mines and 1.4m higher than the standing posture. 9: 00/2: 32 Southern region Science News on September 16 reported that a species of penguins with giant size was identified from the fossil skeleton found in Kawhia Harbor on the North Island of New Zealand.News Newly named Kairuku Waewaeroa, "Waewaeroa" in Māori means "long legs"
. They wandered on the earth in Oligocene, about 27-35 million years ago. New giant penguin jelly was discovered in New Zealand. Photo: Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology
"This penguin species similar to Kairuku giant penguins were first discovered in Otago - New Zealand but had much longer legs. They are higher than the Kairuku Other when going terrestrained with a height of about 1.4 m. The legs may have affected Kairuku Waewaeroa Kairuku Waewaeroa's swimming or deep diving ability, "said Dr. Daniel Thomas, a lecturer in zoology at Massey University (New Zealand), said. Division of new penguins in New Zealand helps scientists fill some gaps in natural history. Penguins with fossils with the most remote dignity with the dinosaur era and can speak a lot of ancient and existing ecosystems. It is known that a group of students found fossils of A Kairuku Waewaeroa in the hunting trip fossil by Natural Club Hamilton (Junats) in Kawhia Harbor. Expected to find fossils of shellfish and similar things often see on trips explorer of this club. However, just before finishing the expedition, the group recognized the fossil trace of an ancient giant penguin who had never been explored
A month after fossil detection, the explorer group brought Equipment and spend a day to put fossils from sandstones. Scientists concluded that this penguin had a life of 27.3 to 34.6 months and lived at a time when Waikato was sunk in water. "Penguin fossil reminds us that we Living with incredible animals with a long time on the Zealandia continent. This sharing gives us an important guardian role. How children explore nature and discover fossils Penguins remind us of the importance of encouraging future generations to become environmental guards, "said TS Hamilton. The giant penguin jelly was later donated to Waikato Museum, Te Whare Taonga O Waikato. Here, researchers from Massey University and Bruce Museum began advanced fossil studies. The Kairuku Waewaeroa is described in an article published in a vertebrate September 16 / 9.Minh Hoa (T / H) . Dịch vụ:
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