Ancient Platypus-Like Fossil Could Change the History of Monotremes
Platypus-like fossils found in Argentina could change the history of the monotremes as exclusive to Australia with another evolutionary viewpoint.
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Platypus-like fossils found in Argentina could change the history of the monotremes as exclusive to Australia with another evolutionary viewpoint.
The cache of mummy portraits and Isis-Aphrodite effigy in the ancient city of Philadelphia is a major find.
The discovery of a deep sea worm fossil with an intact brain, believed to be from the Cambrian period, changed the evolution of arthropods.
>> reporter: this doctor isn't your typical dr., an innovator. he won many awards, a whole new way to look at the brain. high tech cameras provide a stunning look at the cells and connections. images never captured before. and only possible through a scientific breakthrough. it's called clarity, and this picture shows what happens. on the left, a completely in tact brain from a house. on the right, a brain that is completely transparent. it's there, but almost invisible. after being bathed in a solution invented by the doctor and his team. >> it was the inability to see anything at all that wa...
Scientific breakthrough. it's called clarity, and this picture shows what happens. on the left, a completely in tact brain from a house. on the right, a brain that is completely transparent. it's there, but almost invisible. after being bathed in a solution invented by the doctor and his team. >> it was the inability to see anything at all that was the most exciting thing. then that moment was really, i think, a transformative moment. >> reporter: later, you get these images through the use of fluorescents. in the past, this opaque organ had to be sliced open to get a view. >> what we worked o...