From fossil dung, scientists reconstruct the rise of the dinosaurs
Fossilized dinosaur dung reveals crucial insights into the ecosystem dynamics of early dinosaurs and their relationships with other ancient life forms.
Discovery of new fossil may explain the rise of the dinosaurs
Fossil of Gondwanax paraisensis sheds light on the evolution of lizards into dinosaurs.
Identification of new reptile species offers insights into Triassic competition and adaptations.
Lizards and snakes are 35 million years older than we thought
Cryptovaranoides microlanius is now recognized as the oldest known squamate, significantly altering the timeline of lizard evolution.
Brazilian Fossil Hints at Older Origin for All Dinosaurs
Gondwanax paraisensis may redefine early dinosaur evolution as it could be one of the oldest known dinosaurs, challenging previous understandings.
Over 500 fossilized poops show how dinosaurs came to rule the Earth
Dinosaurs thrived due to their dietary flexibility, consuming a wide variety of food sources, which is essential to their dominance.
How A Sleepy Ancient Amphibian Became A Link To An Endangered Language | Defector
A new species of burrowing amphibian was discovered by David Lovelace in Wyoming's Serendipity Beds, challenging previous assumptions about fossil saturation.
From fossil dung, scientists reconstruct the rise of the dinosaurs
Fossilized dinosaur dung reveals crucial insights into the ecosystem dynamics of early dinosaurs and their relationships with other ancient life forms.
Discovery of new fossil may explain the rise of the dinosaurs
Fossil of Gondwanax paraisensis sheds light on the evolution of lizards into dinosaurs.
Identification of new reptile species offers insights into Triassic competition and adaptations.
Lizards and snakes are 35 million years older than we thought
Cryptovaranoides microlanius is now recognized as the oldest known squamate, significantly altering the timeline of lizard evolution.
Brazilian Fossil Hints at Older Origin for All Dinosaurs
Gondwanax paraisensis may redefine early dinosaur evolution as it could be one of the oldest known dinosaurs, challenging previous understandings.
Over 500 fossilized poops show how dinosaurs came to rule the Earth
Dinosaurs thrived due to their dietary flexibility, consuming a wide variety of food sources, which is essential to their dominance.
How A Sleepy Ancient Amphibian Became A Link To An Endangered Language | Defector
A new species of burrowing amphibian was discovered by David Lovelace in Wyoming's Serendipity Beds, challenging previous assumptions about fossil saturation.