Further evidence that could challenge previous hypotheses of early tetrapod evolution and distribution may come from the discovery of additional fossil specimens in regions outside the traditionally studied palaeoequatorial Pangea. Fossils found in high-latitude regions, like Gaiasia jennyae in Namibia, could provide more insights into the global distribution of early tetrapods. Additionally, comparative studies of the anatomical features of newly discovered tetrapod species with those from existing fossil records may reveal unexpected relationships and evolutionary patterns, further challenging previous hypotheses. Advances in dating techniques and paleoenvironmental reconstructions could also contribute to a more comprehensive understanding of early tetrapod evolution and distribution.