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Brachiosaur foot bones below a tail of a Camarasaurus.

Paleontologists discover largest dinosaur foot ever

Skeletal remains from the Xiaophis myanmarensis snake hatchling trapped in Burmese amber.

First fossilized snake embryo ever discovered rewrites history of ancient snakes

This is the location of the Yellowstone's hotspot track. The triangles indicate general locations of the Yellowstone and Snake River Plain age-progressive volcanoes with ages shown in millions of years, plotted on a topography map of the Western United States.

Yellowstone super-volcano has a different history than previously thought

10 million-year-old frog from Libros, Spain

New sources of melanin pigment shake up ideas about fossil animals’...

Groundwater well levels dropped several meters at most of the 1600 observation wells across the Central Valley, from 2007-2010.

Scientists use satellites to measure vital underground water resources

Earth

Geologist leads effort to update Earth’s geologic time scale

Akainacephalus johnsoni

Newly discovered armored dinosaur from Utah reveals intriguing family history

Giant's Causeway, Ireland

Giant’s Causeway, Ireland

Sound waves reveal enormous diamond cache deep in Earth’s interior

Southern Japan on Feb. 3rd, 2011, showing the active cones of Kirishima (Shinmoedake) and Aira caldera (Sakurajima) volcanoes.

Study finds deep subterranean connection between two Japan volcanoes

Fingal's Cave

Fingal’s Cave

Dinosaur

Growing a dinosaur’s dinner

Earth's youngest banded iron formation in western China.

Scientists discover Earth’s youngest banded iron formation in western China

skull of a mastodon from the Pyrenees

Rare skull of elephant ancestor unveiled in France

Vial of pink colored porphyrins representing the oldest intact pigments in the world.

Scientists discover the world’s oldest colors

The Jeerinah Formation in Western Australia

Oxygen levels on early Earth rose, fell several times before great...

Earth

Laser experiments lend insight into metal core at heart of Earth

Distribution of 382 seismic stations used in this study.

Upper and lower plate controls on the 2011 Tohoku-oki earthquake

Australopithecus afarensis foot from Dikika, Ethiopia

Our human ancestors walked on two feet but their children still...

C. kakwa were multituberculate mammals

56-million-year-old fossils complicate long-held theories about mammalian body size

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