Perhaps a sensational headline, but interesting none the less. (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science+environment-10633640)
Good link!
These two paragraphs at the end caught my eye.
QuoteThe discovery suggests that the divergence of apes and Old World monkeys happened much later than the 30-35 million years ago that genetic studies have suggested.
The new date, of 29 million years ago, fits more closely with what the researchers would have expected and is not surprising from a palaeontological point of view.
Interesting information that genetic dating needs closer calibration with actual fossils. This has been an issue with the 'genetic clock' doesn't seem to be as accurate as has been touted by some.