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Claw marks scratched the wet earth after a short rain shower, and there is no evidence of a body or tail dragged across the ground.

Nature Scientists discover 350-million-year-old footprints: “This is the earliest evidence we’ve ever seen of an animal with claws” New fossil tracks found in Australia may rewrite ...

The footprints also have claw marks, which are not seen in amphibian tracks, and they’re five-toed, another sign that points to amniotes. Some of them left long scratches from dragging the foot.

14 May 2025 Fossil claw marks show reptiles arose much earlier than thought Tracks in Australia seem to be the earliest known prints of amniotes — a group that includes reptiles, birds and mammals.

Closer examination revealed what Long calls “very precise scratch marks,” which could only be made by a claw. The tracks colored to make their shapes clear, including the claw marks.

Discovered by two amateur paleontologists (co-authors of a new study describing the find), the rock preserves a set of remarkable footprints: long-toed impressions with unmistakable claw marks.