The Grapes That Give Us Wine Likely Originated in the New World 60 Million Years Ago

July 1, 2024

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The Grapes That Give Us Wine Likely Originated In The New World 60 Million Years Ago SI Fig
Presented by Michigan News

Between the extinction of dinosaurs and the emergence of wine grapes, the Cretaceous Period was a busy time on Earth. U-M researchers recently discovered fossil seeds related to the grape family dating back 60 million years ago. Learn more about the rich history of the New World in this article from Michigan News.

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