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Desert crocs put bite into theory of four-legged evolution (AFP)
AFP - The fossilized skulls of two large crocodile-like amphibians, recovered from the sun-scorched Niger desert, are prompting palaeontologists to rethink the evolutionary path taken by four-legged beasts in Earth's distant past.
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