Many close relatives of our species, Homo sapiens, The genus has since gone to this earth Homo Developed 2 million years ago. These hominins lived in a variety of habitats and challenging environments. Some even crossed the road and interfered. Although more than one significant technological and cognitive goal has …
Read More »Melting Antarctic Snow Reveals Preserved Remains of 800-Year-Old Penguins
As the world warms, melting ice sheets around the world reveal everything from trapped methane gas to the remains of Viking. A new discovery has been made in the now-returning Snow Packs: the remains of an 800-year-old penguin. After discovering that the Antarctic coast was initially found to be fresh …
Read More »The first dinosaur feather ever found is still contradictory
Famous fossil feathers. Image: Museum for Naturekunde Fossil feathers found in Germany 159 years ago have returned to the paleontological spotlight, with new research revealing that feathers came like birds. ArcheologyToo much for the ambiguity of dissenting scientists. When out of context, loneliness Feather remains Presents severe headaches for paleontologists. …
Read More »The big boom of dinosaur teeth Spinsaurus was actually a river monster
The discovery of more than a thousand fossil teeth in prehistoric river beds is eating away at our current definition of dinosaurs. Today, paleontologists generally consider this extinct group of reptiles to be simply land-based, but an enormous species will simply not survive. Species, Spinosaurus aegyptiacus, With its huge fin-like …
Read More »Can plant leaves help us find buried human remains?
You would think that a plant scientist would go home to a farm, but Neil Stewart used to work with potatoes, not human cadres. Influenced by environmental pollutants, Stuart was on a tour at the University of Tennessee’s ‘Body Farm’ – formally known as the Anthropology Research Facility – where …
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