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Fossilised chompers help scientists sink their teeth into how climate impacted primate and human evolution

History August 23, 2022
3D modelling shows megalodon could have swallowed prey the size of killer whales whole

History August 20, 2022
Australian research shows how the Mediterranean went from brine to megaflood to thriving marine ecosystem

Earth August 17, 2022
Mini yet mighty: New two-legged, armoured dinosaur found in Argentina is the first of its kind

History August 16, 2022
A dino feat: How Littlefoot’s feet could have supported such massive dinosaur bodies

History August 14, 2022
T. rex, what small eyes you have! All the better to bite you?

History August 12, 2022
Neanderthal vs. modern humans: Slow and steady wins the brain game

History August 4, 2022
Plesiosaur fossil found in Morocco shows the marine animals also lived in freshwater

History July 28, 2022
King of the dinosaurs, Tyrannosaurus rex might be one species, not three, after all

History July 26, 2022
While our ancestors went from sea to land, this 400 million-year old fishapod high-tailed it back into the water

History July 22, 2022
Ears burning? Mammal fossils suggest it could be the Late Triassic calling

Core Sciences July 21, 2022
The vulture has landed: Palaeontologists reclassify ancient Australian carrion bird

Palaeontology July 20, 2022

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