evolution
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First Fossil of Ancient Antarctic Amphibian Discovered by Researchers
Micropholis lived in the Early Triassic period, shortly after the planet's most devastating mass extinction. It was previously only understood from fossils found in South Africa. The finding has implications for amphibians' adaptation to high-latitude conditions.
Latest Research Articles
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Researchers are Sequencing Two Prehistoric Bear Species Using Only Prehistoric Poop Traces
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Humans 10x Better Than Chimps and Macaques When It Comes to Temperature Control
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Earliest Modern Man Genome Identified by Neanderthal Ancestry
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On Point: Research Shows How Animals Develop the Pointy Parts of Their Body
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Accidentally Discovered and Rare Fossilized Algae Closes Evolutionary Gaps
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Snappy Evolution: The Secret Behind Ancient Crocodiles' Successful Adaptation
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Vertebrate Origin Theory Now Questionable With Discovery of Fossilized Fish Larvae
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Genomes of Caribbean and Pacific Crocodile Evolution Inspired by Ice Age Glaciations
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Snakes Develop Ability to Resist Their Own Venom, Study Reveals
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Rapid Plant Evolution in Response to Climate Change
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The Evolution of Large Bird Brains
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The Limits of Ocean's Heavyweights: Diet Plays Big Role in How Huge Whales Can Get