Two-headed aquatic reptile

(Reuters)
Updated: 2006-12-21 07:34

 

A drawing shows an abnormal two-headed aquatic reptile from the Early Cretaceous Period (about 120 million years old) in northeastern China in this handout photo released December 20, 2006. The fossil specimen comes from Cretaceous rocks in the Yixian Formation of northeastern China. It is now held in Shenzhen, southern China. [Reuters]

A drawing shows an abnormal two-headed aquatic reptile from the Early Cretaceous Period (about 120 million years old) in northeastern China in this handout photo released December 20, 2006. The fossil specimen comes from Cretaceous rocks in the Yixian Formation of northeastern China. It is now held in Shenzhen, southern China. [Reuters]


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