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Dinosaur fossils found during the 1950s but then lost in London’s Natural History Museum for decades belong to the UK’s earliest known theropod, now named Pendraig milnerae

Tardigrades, tough microscopic animals that can survive the vacuum of space, don’t fossilise well – a new specimen from ancient amber is just the third ever found

A new species of tardigrade has been discovered fossilized in 16-million-year-old Dominican amber, making it only the fourth tardigrade fossil ever found a

A 'once-in-a-generation tardigrade fossil find shows new species In 16-million-year-old amber, a 'once-in-a-generation' tardigrade fossil find shows new species.

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The ancient fossilized footprints show evidence of humans living in North America dating back to around 21,000 to 23,000 years ago.

The discovery of a set of fossil footprints in New Mexico suggests humans first set foot on the continent thousands of years earlier, researchers say.

Scientists believe that this human migration into America came through the now sunken land bridge which used to connect Alaska with Asia.

And the big unknown isjust how long that eruption will continue, how much more devastating it could be, and where that lava flow will end up. scientists at london�*s natural history museum have described a new fossil ankylosaur — that�*s one of the armoured dinosaurs whose body was covered in imposing spikes. some even had a club on the end of the tail to strike opponents. the new specimen represents the oldest ankylosaur ever discovered and the first to come out of africa. but the museum�...