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Male And Female Stegosaurus May Have Had Different Plates

Male And Female Stegosaurus May Have Had Different Plates

By Mary Beth Griggs

Teach Your Fish How To Walk

Teach Your Fish How To Walk

By Shannon Palus

Meet The 7-Foot Lobster Centipede Of Your Nightmares

Meet The 7-Foot Lobster Centipede Of Your Nightmares

By Mary Beth Griggs

The Moon Could Be Littered With Fossils From Earth

The Moon Could Be Littered With Fossils From Earth

You Can Own The Longest Piece Of Fossilized Feces Ever Sold

You Can Own The Longest Piece Of Fossilized Feces Ever Sold

By Alexandra Ossola

Where And How To Sift For Your Own Fossils

Where And How To Sift For Your Own Fossils

Hello, Kitty! The Oldest Big Cat Fossil Found

Hello, Kitty! The Oldest Big Cat Fossil Found

By Francie Diep

In 165-Million-Year-Old Fossil, Evidence That Fur Predates Mammals

In 165-Million-Year-Old Fossil, Evidence That Fur Predates Mammals

By Shaunacy Ferro

This Preserved Lizard Is 23 Million Years Old

This Preserved Lizard Is 23 Million Years Old

By Dan Nosowitz

Przewalski's Horse

Scientists Decode DNA Of 700,000-Year-Old Horse

By Francie Diep

World’s Oldest Primate Fossil Discovered

World’s Oldest Primate Fossil Discovered

By Lindsey Kratochwill

Meet Mathieu Mirano, The Science Geek Of The Fashion World

Meet Mathieu Mirano, The Science Geek Of The Fashion World

By Susannah F. Locke

Particle Accelerator Reveals That First Land Animals Walked Like Seals

Particle Accelerator Reveals That First Land Animals Walked Like Seals

By Rebecca Boyle

11-Year-Old Boy Makes Most Important Woolly Mammoth Discovery Of The Century

11-Year-Old Boy Makes Most Important Woolly Mammoth Discovery Of The Century

By Krislyn Placide

Jurassic Mammal Fossil Hints At Earlier Split Between Placental Mammals and Marsupials

Jurassic Mammal Fossil Hints At Earlier Split Between Placental Mammals and Marsupials

By Rebecca Boyle

World’s Oldest Fossils Show Sulfur-Based Microbes Lived 3.4 Billion Years Ago, Presenting a New Target for Astrobiology

World’s Oldest Fossils Show Sulfur-Based Microbes Lived 3.4 Billion Years Ago, Presenting a New Target for Astrobiology

By Rebecca Boyle

Living Fossils

By Matt Ransford