InSharing SciencebyThe Nov Science·15h agoDinosaur Blood, 115 Million Years Old? A Paleontologist Doubts the Cells.A PNAS team reports red-blood-cell-like structures and heme in an 115-million-year-old dinosaur bone. Mary Schweitzer doubts they are…
InFossils et al.byDurbar Basak·Oct 22Sometimes, You Dig for One Thing and Find Another“These are stones”, exclaimed the locals.
InFossils et al.bySandee Oster·Oct 21China’s Jurassic Phoenix: New Fossil Suggests One of the Earliest Birds May Never Have Taken to the…A New Study Finds One of the Earliest Birds Was a Flightless Ground HunterA response icon6A response icon6
InScience SpectrumbySandee Oster·Oct 19Murder or Mishap? A 75,000-Year-Old Neanderthal From Shanidar Cave Was Likely Killed by a SpearA new study finds a 75,000-year-old Neanderthal survived a severe facial injury, only to, possibly, be killed by a spear years laterA response icon9A response icon9
InScience SpectrumbyPRASHANT YADAV·Oct 8How Africa Lost Its GiantsAfrica was once home to a far greater diversity of giant herbivores. A study reveals how climate change disrupted the evolutionary…
Prateek Singh·Sep 14When Giants Ruled the Earth: The Rise and Fall of DinosaursThere was a time when there were no cities, no roads, no aeroplanes, and no humans.
s v·Sep 12Did You Know … Ancient DNA reveals the surprising Arctic life of extinct North American catIt was a relative of the modern puma
InFossils et al.bySandee Oster·Aug 12The Bones Everyone Ignored: How Tiny Fragments Revealed Neanderthal Bone Tools in RomaniaMicroscopic and CT analysis of 10,136 faunal remains uncovers the first evidence of Neanderthal bone-working in RomaniaA response icon4A response icon4
