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A study of the Baltic specimen offers new insights into what Europe’s climate was like some 35 million years ago.

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The Year 2022 has yielded several amazing archeological discoveries. Here are some them: Portraits of two Egyptian mummies The portraits of two mummies were discovered by Egyptian archeologists [...]

The hand-sized tooth is believed to have belonged to an ancient "transoceanic superpredator" shark that was three times the size of a great white.

Electricity bills for a lot of people most vulnerable. >> harris: 80% of putting the grids across the country is fossil fueled, 80%, coal fossil fueled. what will you do? california couldnt have you this summer plug in your electric car. what will you do when 40% of people using gas come onto all the electrical grids? not just expensive. you may not have enough for everybody to drink from or plug everything in. weve already seen it. jason rantz, great to have you in focus. thank you very much. w...

A bizarre creature that lived in China around 120 million years ago had a dinosaur's head and a bird's body, a study published in Nature Ecology & Evolution revealed.

NANJING, Jan. 9 (Xinhua) -- Chinese palaeontologists have established a new species of a shrimp fossil unearthed in southwest China Yunnan Province, dating back

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Scientists have unearthed the fossil of a bizarre creature in China dating back to 120 million years that has the head of a dinosaur and the body of a bird, further complicating the debate whether birds are the descendants of dinosaurs. The fossil was excavated in northern China, and the scientists believe that this discovery would provide significant insights into the evolution of modern birds.

An archeologist cleans the last layer of sediment with a brush and gingerly removes the fossil of a human skull out of the earth with both hands. The fossil, around 1 million years old, will soon be sent to an archeological academy for further research and restoration, where it is sure to contribute to the study of human evolution by providing further insight into the origins of mankind.