Hylonomus Fossil
Dec. 24, 2024
Carboniferous lizard (Hylonomus lyelli) fossil. This genus lived around 312 million years ago and is the earliest known form of reptile so far discove Stock Photo - Alamy Hylonomus Photos and Images | Shutterstock Hylonomus hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy Hylonomus hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy Mining Association of Nova Scotia on X: "(Hylonomus lyelli was named Nova Scotia's official fossil in 2002). William, as he was called, was Nova Scotia's first superintendent of education and Principal of Hylonomus lyelli - the world's oldest reptile from Joggins… | Flickr | Hylonomus Fossil
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