A bite-marked dinosaur bone turns up in the American South, and the damage doesn’t match any familiar predator.
The femur bone, found on the beach at Bay Head in January, was taken to the Edelman Fossil Park & Museum for identification.
Researchers pinpoint when temperature determines sex and uncover early genetic changes guiding male or female development in ...
The Isle of Wight is one of the most famous places in Europe for discovering dinosaur fossils. Known as “Dinosaur Island”, ...
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Climbers discover 83-million-year-old fossils in Italy—where did these traces come from?
A group of climbers discovered fossilized traces in Italy that suggest ancient sea turtles experienced a massive panic. These unusual markings, embedded in limestone, have shed light on a mysterious ...
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‘It is beyond one-in-a-million’: Family discovers 32-million-year old turtle fossil while fishing on the Alabama River
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Tiny fossil teeth from Colorado are revealing new clues about the very first relatives of primates, including humans.
These newly discovered crocodyliform eggs suggest a shift toward semi-aquatic lifestyles and humid nesting sites.
In a study published in the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology, researchers Dr. Giovanna M. X. Paixão and her colleagues ...
A group of climbers found over 1,000 crescent-shaped marks in a cliffside, and researchers conclude they come from the Cretaceous Period – but what made them is less clear.
A rock face on the Monte Conero anticline holds many paddle-like footprint tracks packed together on one surface, likely made by sea turtles.
This little critter hadn’t previously been identified south of Montana, but tiny, fossilized teeth show it had traveled into Colorado by around half a million years after the dinosaurs were wiped out.
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