70 million years ago dinosaurs and — a tiny marsupial — called the Arctic home
The marsupial, about the size of a human thumb, is the northernmost marsupial ever discovered.
March 25, 2019
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We don’t think of the Arctic as a former home of dinosaurs any more than we think of it as a former home of distant relatives to the kangaroo and other marsupials.
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