Columber kargi

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Columber kargi

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Cenozoic Diapsid Diapsida Fossil Fossilised Lepidosaur Lepidosauria Miocene Ophidia Phanerozoic Prehistoric Reptile Reptiles Reptilia Sauropsid Sauropsida Scaled Reptile Serpentes Slab Snake Specimen Squamata Tertiary

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1. Title: A Glimpse into the Past: The Fossilized Columber Kargi, a Miocene Reptile from Switzerland. This studio shot showcases a remarkable fossilized specimen of the Columber Kargi (Coluber kargi), an ancient reptile that once roamed the European landscape during the Miocene epoch, approximately 15 million years ago. Discovered in the picturesque region of Oenigen, Switzerland, this well-preserved fossil is a testament to the rich biodiversity that existed during the Cenozoic era. Belonging to the Squamata order, the Columber Kargi is a member of the Serpentes family, which includes modern-day snakes. It is classified under the larger group of Sauropsida, a clade that includes all living and extinct reptiles, and the more specific order Ophidia. The Columber Kargi is further categorized as a Diapsida, a group of reptiles characterized by having two openings in the skull, and a Lepidosaur, a subgroup of reptiles covered in scales. The Columber Kargi's fossilized remains are displayed on a slab, providing a clear view of its elongated body and distinctive features. Its scales, which are evident in the image, would have provided protection and allowed for efficient movement. This prehistoric creature, though not related to the modern-day Coluber species, shares some similarities in its snake-like appearance. The discovery of the Columber Kargi offers valuable insights into the diverse array of life that existed during the Phanerozoic Con, a geological period characterized by the presence of abundant fossilized remains. This fossilized specimen serves as a reminder of the rich history and evolutionary journey of reptiles, which continue to captivate our imagination and fuel our curiosity about the natural world.

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