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Herbivorous mammals have bigger bellies

Geology Page - November 4, 2016

‘Hammerhead’ creature was world’s first plant-eating marine reptile

Holotype fossil of Caihong juji, including line drawing of fossil skeleton.

‘Rainbow’ dinosaur had iridescent feathers like a hummingbird

brain inside the cranium

Researchers find the mountain beaver’s ancestor had a larger relative brain size

Dinosaur

Growing a dinosaur’s dinner

Pre-historic sharks feast on marine reptiles

Geology Page - May 14, 2015

Who’s in that vomit, anyhow?

Geology Page - November 14, 2015

Dino-killing asteroid’s impact on bird evolution

Geology Page - September 22, 2017

Foraminifera, small single-celled marine organisms

New Eocene fossil data suggest climate models may underestimate future polar...

Geology Page - January 23, 2018

Tooth Is ‘Smoking Gun’ Evidence That Tyrannosaurus Rex Was Hunter, Killer

Geology Page - July 17, 2013

New discovery of Late Miocene hipparion fossils from Baogeda Ula, Inner...

Geology Page - October 9, 2015

Ancient brains turn paleontology on its head

Geology Page - November 9, 2015

Earliest humans had diverse range of body types, just as we...

Geology Page - March 27, 2015

Fossil arthropod went on the hunt for its prey

Geology Page - August 24, 2014

Newly discovered fossil is a clue to early mammalian evolution

Geology Page - November 6, 2014

Ichthyosaur

Prehistoric reptile pregnant with octuplets

Geology Page - April 6, 2018

Critical gap in fossil record of Chinese phytosaurs filled

Geology Page - April 11, 2017

dandruff

Dino-bird dandruff research head and shoulders above rest

Geology Page - May 28, 2018

Giant sea creature hints at early arthropod evolution

Geology Page - March 12, 2015

Fish fossil hunter poles apart

Geology Page - December 12, 2016

Looking to fossils to predict tooth evolution in rodents

Geology Page - April 24, 2015

Ancient Italian fossils reveal risk of parasitic infections due to climate...

Geology Page - July 21, 2017

Head of Nasutoceratops.

Dinosaur frills and horns did not evolve for species recognition

Geology Page - March 24, 2018

Gigantic concretions formed in mudstone on New Zealand's Moeraki coast; about 50 million years old. The present research shows that even concretions of this size formed very rapidly, within several decades.

Cracking open the formation of fossil concretions

Geology Page - May 2, 2018

examines some of the fossilized polar trees

Geologists uncover Antarctica’s fossil forests

Geology Page - November 14, 2017

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