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Brain of world’s first known predators discovered

July 18, 2014

Are ants the answer to carbon dioxide sequestration?

July 17, 2014

Short lives, violent deaths: Two CT-scanned Siberian mammoth calves yield trove...

July 16, 2014

New study of largely unstudied mesophotic coral reef geology

July 13, 2014

One secret of ancient amber revealed

July 10, 2014

Denali duck-billed dino tracks discovered

July 8, 2014

New specimen of Archaeopteryx reveals previously unknown features of the plumage

July 4, 2014

Oldest biodiversity found in Gabonese marine ecosystem

June 26, 2014

Subseafloor bacteria survive by over-activating DNA-repair and antibiotic target genes

June 14, 2014

‘Pocket sauropod’ sheds light on giant’s evolution

June 12, 2014

Newly discovered paddle prints show how ancient sea reptiles swam

June 11, 2014

New species of ancient chirping giant pill-millipedes from Madagascar already threatened

June 7, 2014

Climate not to blame for the disappearance of large mammals

June 5, 2014

New species from the past

June 2, 2014

Ancient DNA ends Australia’s claim to kiwi origins

May 25, 2014

Fossil avatars are transforming palaeontology

May 22, 2014

Ape ancestors’ teeth provide glimpse into their diets and environments

May 22, 2014

Paleontologists discover new fossil organism

May 14, 2014

Paleontologists discover new fossil organism

May 11, 2014

Microscopic organism plays a big role in ocean carbon cycling

April 28, 2014

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Earthquake potential where there is no earthquake history

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Most complete study on Europe’s greatest Hadrosaur site published

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Magma build-up may put Salvadoran capital at risk

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The modern Seattle fault zone cuts directly through the densely populated Puget lowlands, including Seattle and its metro area. Fifty million years ago, the continent tore in two here, setting the geologic stage for the modern faults, according to a new Tectonics study. Credit: Washington Geological Survey.

Hidden earthquake faults beneath Seattle may be more dangerous than expected

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Short lives, violent deaths: Two CT-scanned Siberian mammoth calves yield trove...

New study of largely unstudied mesophotic coral reef geology

One secret of ancient amber revealed

Denali duck-billed dino tracks discovered

New specimen of Archaeopteryx reveals previously unknown features of the plumage

Oldest biodiversity found in Gabonese marine ecosystem

Subseafloor bacteria survive by over-activating DNA-repair and antibiotic target genes

‘Pocket sauropod’ sheds light on giant’s evolution

Newly discovered paddle prints show how ancient sea reptiles swam

New species of ancient chirping giant pill-millipedes from Madagascar already threatened

Climate not to blame for the disappearance of large mammals

New species from the past

Ancient DNA ends Australia’s claim to kiwi origins

Fossil avatars are transforming palaeontology

Ape ancestors’ teeth provide glimpse into their diets and environments

Paleontologists discover new fossil organism

Paleontologists discover new fossil organism

Microscopic organism plays a big role in ocean carbon cycling

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Earthquake potential where there is no earthquake history

Most complete study on Europe’s greatest Hadrosaur site published

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