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Australopithecus afarensis foot from Dikika, Ethiopia
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Our human ancestors walked on two feet but their children still...

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C. kakwa were multituberculate mammals
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56-million-year-old fossils complicate long-held theories about mammalian body size

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Pieces of polished amber
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Chasing dinosaurs in Myanmar’s conflict-ridden north

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Paleontologists ID two new Miocene mammals in Bolivia

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lower jaw of Stylolophus minor, holotype of the new species.
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Ancient Moroccan dental remains elucidate history of long-lost African fauna

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brain inside the cranium
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Researchers find the mountain beaver’s ancestor had a larger relative brain...

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Ocean
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World’s first animals likely caused global warming

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These are Ediacaran fossils at Mistaken Point, Newfoundland.
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Why life on Earth first got big

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Ediacaran carbonate rocks in Three Gorges area, Hubei Province
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What caused the mass extinction of Earth’s first animals?

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Original picture (left) and virtual rendering of the Jacovec cranium (middle) with two sections revealing the inner structure (right).
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Cranium of a four-million-year-old hominin shows similarities to that of modern...

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Lestodon
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Dramatic change in way ancient diets are calculated

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Primitivus manduriensis
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Scientists discover new species of ancient marine lizard

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T. Rex
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T. Rex couldn’t stick out its tongue

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Ediacaran-era fossils: Obamus coronatus (left) and Attenborites janeae.
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Two new creatures discovered from dawn of animal life

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Chancelloriid Fossil
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Strange sponge-like fossil creature from half a billion years ago

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Lemurs, lorises and galagoes have nails on most digits and grooming claws on their second toes
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Fossils show ancient primates had grooming claws as well as nails

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Shartegosuchus
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In the gaping mouth of ancient crocodiles

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The best-preserved fossil of the group includes the skull, forelimbs, part of a backbone and a partial hind limb of a small, juvenile frog now known as Electrorana limoae.
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Amber fossils provide oldest evidence of frogs in wet, tropical forests

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This silk-wrapped tick subsequently was entombed in amber that may have dripped from a nearby tree.
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For 100 million years, amber freezes a tableau of tick’s worst...

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Postdoctoral Fellow Theodore Them (left, holding an extinct fossil sample) and Assistant Professor Jeremy Owens (right, holding a rock core sample).
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Volcanic activity, declining ocean oxygen triggered mass extinction of ancient organisms

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