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When the dinosaurs died, lichens thrived

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Illustration of marine fossils that have existed since the Cambrian. Represented taxa include brachiopods, trilobites, ammonites, bivalves, and decapods.
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A new normal: Study explains universal pattern in fossil record

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Fragment of Tarbosaurus lower jaw with teeth sampled (white stripes on tooth enamel)
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Tooth enamel analyses offer insights into the diet and habitat of...

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Eocoracias brachyptera fossil sample used for this study.
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Blue color tones in fossilized prehistoric feathers

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A hitherto unknown type of carnivorous dinosaur measuring just over a meter and a half long that lived 90 million years ago has been identified in the Cruzeiro do Oeste municipality of southern Brazil
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Desert-dwelling carnivorous dinosaur found in Brazil

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Artist’s reconstruction of Isisfordia molnari.
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The ancient croc that preyed on dinosaurs

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An artists impression of a Redlichia trilobite on the Cambrian seafloor.
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New ‘king’ of fossils discovered on Kangaroo Island

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The fossilized remains of Dickinsonia found at the Nilpena Heritage site in Australia. Credit: Scott Evans / UCR
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Some of Earth’s oldest animals could take trips

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Fossils
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Marine life recovery following the dinosaurs’ extinction

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sluglike mollusk Wiwaxia
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Rare fossils provide more detailed picture of biodiversity during Middle Ordovician

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Reconstruction of the studied pterosaur
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Feathers came first, then birds

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During the Early Cretaceous period (145-100 million years ago), nonavian dinosaurs likely migrated between Africa and Europe. Image adapted from research figure originally published in Systematic Biology
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In hot pursuit of dinosaurs: Tracking extinct species on ancient Earth...

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Phuwiangvenator and Vayuraptor were fast and dangerous predators. Although only half as long as its relative, the T. rex, Phuwiangvenator almost reached the size of an Asian elephant.
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Thai dinosaur is a cousin of T. rex

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The key fossil examined in this study is a 3-million-year-old extinct species of field mouse from Germany.
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Researchers identify reddish coloring in an ancient fossil

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Microscopic view on marine plankton.
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Plankton as a climate driver instead of the sun?

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An artist’s impression of Rhoetosaurus brownei, (c) Queensland Museum 2014. Credit: Konstantinov, Atuchin & Hocknull.
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A high-heeled dinosaur?

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The new heron species was described from two interlocking shoulder bones from the same individual: the scapula, top, and coracoid, a bone that is often useful for identifying bird species.
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Museum volunteers discover new species of extinct heron at North Florida...

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Bedbugs evolved more than 100 million years ago “walked the earth...

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Close-up view of the Ichniotherium trackway from Grand Canyon National Park.
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Newly discovered fossil footprints force paleontologists to rethink ancient desert inhabitants

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The cast of “Little Guy” mounted on display in the East Tennessee State University Museum of Natural History at the Gray Fossil Site
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Texas A&M student identifies unique 5-million-year-old rhino species

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