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Ancient Bats True Colors Revealed Through Fossil Pigments In Groundbreaking Study
Using fossilized structures known as melanosomes, researchers concluded that an ancient bat species was reddish-brown in color. More importantly, the study suggests that melanin desposits from fossils can be used to determine the color of ancient species.
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