Four new species of ancient marine snails identified while sifting through fossils from Dwarka Basin

A team of geologists has discovered four new species of ancient marine snails that lived roughly 20 million years ago off the western coast of India. Uncovered in the fossil-rich Dwarka Basin of the Kathiawar Peninsula in Gujarat, the team discovered fossils that offer a window into a time when the region was a warm, bustling, nutrient-rich shallow sea. | New Species,IIT Bombay,Indian Statistical Institute,IISER Kolkata,Biodiversity | Latest science and technology news, research breakthroughs, and innovations from India’s top institutions. Recent stories and articles on advancements in science, engineering, technology, ecology, humanities, social sciences, and policy. Discover cutting-edge developments and expert insights on Research Matters, your trusted source for comprehensive science and research news. A team of geologists has discovered four new species of ancient marine snails that lived roughly 20 million years ago off the western coast of India. Uncovered in the fossil-rich Dwarka Basin of the Kathiawar Peninsula in Gujarat, the team discovered... [2696 chars]