Masrasector nananubis: hyaenodont fossil from late Eocene of Egypt

[Reptilia]

http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0173527

http://blogs.plos.org/paleocomm/2017/04/19/author-interview-matt-borths-on-the-newly-named-fossil-mammal-masrasector-nananubis-and-the-possibility-that-he-accidentally-unleashed-an-ancient-evil-upon-paleontology/

[Jose S.M.]

Interesting information, thanks for sharing!

[BlueKrono]

Of interest to Sbell...?

I also enjoyed the article. It's cool that there are other folks out there that are into prehistoric life as well as Ancient Egypt. One of my non-dinosaur collections is the Egyptian god Thoth.

[Ravonium]

Of interest to Sbell...?

I also enjoyed the article. It's cool that there are other folks out there that are into prehistoric life as well as Ancient Egypt. One of my non-dinosaur collections is the Egyptian god Thoth.

I just so happen to also be interested in history (ancient and more modern) as well as being a prehistoric creature enthusiast. The fact they named this species after an Egyptian god makes two of my greatest nerd senses tingle, causing my easily excited brain to get its daily dose of excitement.