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The winners of the Construction News Workforce Awards have been revealed at a sparkling ceremony in central London. The event, formerly known as the CN

London, Ont., has become a hub for monitoring of chimney swifts and efforts to protect the threatened bird species, thanks to the work of volunteers with an organization that works to preserve nature.

Qikiqtania gives researchers a glimpse of the broader diversity and range of lifestyles of fishes at the water-to-land transition.

"We think this was the evolution of a fish that used to live on the ground," says researcher Tom Stewart.

While its relatives were colonizing dry land, Qikiqtania wakei stuck to the waters.

While our ancestors went from sea to land, fossils of the new fishapod show it began the transition but was more adapted to water life.

A team lead by a University of Chicago paleontologist says a fossil that was found years ago — and for years largely ignored — could shed more light on that pivotal time in the evolution of life.

A team lead by a University of Chicago paleontologist says a fossil that was found years ago — and for years largely ignored — could shed more light on that pivotal time in the evolution of life.

Approximately 365 million years ago, one group of fishes left the water to live on land.

A fossil from 385 million years ago named Qikiqtania wakei shows that a descendant of early land animals lost its adaptations for land and became a more efficient swimmer