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Probable tetrapod tracks rediscovered in the Devonian of N Scotland

Department of Earth Sciences, Oxford University, Parks Road, Oxford OX1 3PR, UK

The discovery of probable tetrapod tracks in the Upper Old Red Sandstone of Easter Ross, N Scotland, lends credibility to 19th century claims of ‘reptilian’ footprints in these rocks. These are the only probable amphibian fossils known in the west European Devonian and are amongst the oldest anywhere.

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