Newly discovered dinosaur footprints suggest the Arctic was a land bridge in Cretaceous times, too
The Bering Land Bridge linked Asia and North America millions of years ago, just as it did in recent ice ages.
August 22, 2018
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As ancient humans used a Beringian land link to migrate between Asia and North America, so did much older forms of life.
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