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University of Rochester astrophysicist Adam Frank.

We think we’re the first advanced earthlings — but how do...

CT-rendered chimpanzee cranium (left) with enlarged image of a virtually extracted molar (middle).

The secret life of teeth: Evo-devo models of tooth development

+20 Strange Geological Formations On Earth

Giant's Causeway

How Giant’s Causeway and Devils Postpile were formed

the central range of Taiwan

Mountain erosion may add CO2 to the atmosphere

Magma

Lavas in the lab could lead miners to new iron ore...

Lake Urmia (LU), its water level over time, and the survey area of the four satellites are shown, along with a topographic map of Iran and a sketch of the Lake Urmia Causeway.

Keeping an eye on the soundness of structures

continents

Formation of supercontinents and strength of ocean tides

Ecological restoration of moths in the Cretaceous Burmese amber forest.

Fossil study sheds light on ancient butterfly wing colors

Female (top) and male (below) of the ostracod Cypideis salebrosa.

Scientists Understand the Role of Sexual Selection in Extinction

Teeth from the Gadoufaoua deposit (Niger). The scale bar represents 2 cm. From left to right: teeth of a giant crocodile, Sarcosuchus imperator, a spinosaurid, a non-spinosaurid theropod (abelisaurid or carcharodontosaurid), a pterosaur, a hadrosaurid (a herbivorous dinosaur), a pycnodont (fish), and a small crocodylomorph.

The dinosaur menu, as revealed by calcium

Shonisaurus

Giant ichthyosaur is one of largest animals ever

Meteorites

Water appeared while Earth was still growing

Brewing up Earth’s earliest life

Geologist identifies hidden clues to ancient supercontinents, confirms Pannotia

The Nazca Plate is creeping under the South American Plate.

Water pressure a critical factor for mega-earthquakes

Victoria Falls, Africa.

Great magma erup­tions had two sources

Ichthyosaur

Prehistoric reptile pregnant with octuplets

The Pinnacles of Gunung Mulu in Borneo

New source of global nitrogen discovered

The 170 million-year-old tracks were made in a muddy lagoon off the north-east coast of what is now the Isle of Skye Credit: University of Edinburgh/PA Wire

World’s largest dinosaur found in Scotland

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