Fossils
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Chomper Learnings: Humans Started on Grass-Based Foods Earlier?
Using fossilized teeth, researchers found that humans adapted a grass-based diet 400,000 years earlier than previously thought. This sheds light on how habitat change shaped human evolution.
Latest Research Articles
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"Surfboard Snouts" on Whale Fossil Species in New Zealand
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[VIDEO] New Human Ancestor Identified in South Africa?
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Sea Turtles: Swam The Same 120 Million Years Ago?
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First Dodo Bird Drawing in 1601 Book about Dutch Expedition
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[VIDEO] Fossil For Turtle's Earliest Predecessor
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Million-Year-Old Monkey Tibia Found in Caribbean
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Thanks to Cloud Insulation, Crocodiles Were Able to Roam Wyoming
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Dinosaurs' True Colors Revealed in Fossilized Feathers
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New Fossil: 35 Million-Year-Old Penguin And Swimming
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Incredibly Rare Nautilus Returns After 30 Years, 'A Living Fossil' [PHOTOS]
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Earth's Official "First Flower" is Reconsidered
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Why Dogs Don't Like Cats? Felids Ran Prehistoric North America