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Tyrannoroter Heberti, A 307-Million-Year-Old Tetrapod, Is The Earliest And Most Complete Known Herbivorous 4-Legged Land Vertebrate. Found In Carboniferous Swamps Of Nova Scotia, CA (~307 Ma), This Football-Sized Creature Had Specialized Grinding Teeth, Including On Its Palate, For Tough, High-Fiber Plants, Though It Was Likely Omnivorous

This 300 Million Year Old Fossil Is the First Land Animal Known To Eat Its Veggies

https://www.zmescience.com/science/paleontology/this-300-million-year-old-fossil-is-the-first-land-animal-known-to-eat-its-veggies/

An ancient skull pushes herbivory deeper into vertebrate history