Fossils
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A Look at Jurassic 'Whale Falls'
Experts recently uncovered the fossil of a marine reptile whose remains had been gnawed on by long-gone scavengers of the ocean floor. This fossil is one of the first ancient parallels to modern "whale falls" and could help researchers better understand what corpse-eater ecosystems were like nearly 160 million years ago.
Latest Research Articles
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Meet the Mega Penguin
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Amber-Trapped 'Attenborough' Locust Offers Evolutionary Insight
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The Oldest Known Bloodsucker
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Fossil Goldmine in Wyoming Reopened to Scientists after 30 Years
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Baby Mammoths' Violent Deaths Revealed
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Construction Site Unearths Fossil Treasure Trove in Silicon Valley
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Feathers Before Flight: New Evidence from Crow-like Dino
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See Fossils Up Close and Personal, La Brea Tar Pits Reopen
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