Australian Scientists Discover 16-Million-Year-Old Spider Fossil
The Fossil Measures Just Under 1 Inch.
The Fossil Is Estimated To Be Between 11 And 16 Million Years Old.
The Fossil Is The First Of The Barychelidae Family Found Worldwide.
The Spider Is Named Megamonodontium Mccluskyi After Matthew Mccurry The Paleontologist Who Led The Team That Discovered The Fossil.
The Fossil Was Found Near Gulgong New South Wales Australia.
The Fossil Is Believed To Have Been Preserved In A Lakebed.
The Discovery Of The Fossil Provides New Insights Into The Evolution Of Spiders And The Environment In Which They Lived Millions Of Years Ago.
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