Such crocodiles are not uncommon at a young age, particularly in crocodile farms, according to Mr Britton... READ MORE›
The birds evolved quickly and may have adapted to large social groups, hunting and breeding together... READ MORE›
The RSPB attributed the rise in populations to intensive conservation efforts that have protected the birds' preferred habitat of dense, wet, reedbeds... READ MORE›
Researchers say UK's enthusiasm for bird feeders compared with mainland Europe responsible for increase in beak length... READ MORE›
Photos China's dinosaur discoveries An artist impression of the Limusaurus... READ MORE›
It has continued to be among the versions of the virus propagating in Guinea and later in Sierra Leone... READ MORE›
The rate of animal extinction has rocketed in the past half-century. Our graphic indicates some of the species whose numbers have dwindled to a vulnerable few... READ MORE›
Richard Dawkins Vilifies 'Creationist' Presidential Candidates, Calls Dr Ben Carson A 'Disgrace'... READ MORE›
Professor Paul Barrett, the museum's chief dinosaur scientist who found Sophie while at an international fossil fair in the US, said Stegosaurus fossil finds are rare... READ MORE›
One part education, another part entertainment, the museum mixes skeletons and fossils with animatronic dinosaurs... READ MORE›
Human nature advancements in technology possible nuclear war, according to Stephen Hawking... READ MORE›
We think the hormonal surge characterises a trait that we know as female orgasm in humans... READ MORE›
Researchers at the University of Kansas Biodiversity Institute used climate models to predict the ranges of more than 75 poisonous snake species across the Americas... READ MORE›
While Sadovnick and her co-authors are confidant that this gene mutation caused MS in these families, other researchers caution it's too early to make this claim... READ MORE›
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The world's oldest crocodilian eggs laid 152 million years ago have been discovered in cliffs in Portugal... READ MORE›
Based on the population distributions found in fossils, the researchers report, these creatures used a two-pronged reproductive approach... READ MORE›
On that point, the advocates of evolution and the defenders of creationism agree... READ MORE›
Walker was forced to sully himself in front of an international crowd That's not to say more Americans had come to question evolution... READ MORE›
We're going the way of the dinosaur study finds Earth's species disappearing at frightening rate... READ MORE›
Schoch said Pappochelys, as a transitional creature between lizard-like ancestors and later turtles, provides a much clearer picture of turtle evolution... READ MORE›
Humans have changed the Earth so much that some scientists think we have entered a new geological age... READ MORE›
WASHINGTON - Earth's first big predatory monster was a weird water bug as big as Tom Cruise, newly found fossils show... READ MORE›
The oldest armadillo fossil, from Brazil, was about 58 million years old... READ MORE›
What's stunning about this human-driven evolution is not just the number of new species that have emerged but the pace at which they do so... READ MORE›
For one thing, she has argued, the filaments in the Nuvvuagittuq rocks are too big... READ MORE›
PARIS - For nearly 3 billion years, the evolution of life on Earth remained mostly stalled at the single-cell stage, yielding a watery world teeming with bacteria... READ MORE›
People have many opportunities to observe birds and insects flying, but the bat world is hidden in the night... READ MORE›
Scientists have figured out a way to extract tiny traces of ancient human DNA from dirt in caves that lack skeletal remains... READ MORE›
Startlingly well-preserved fossils of the tiny beast, dubbed Saccorhytus, were discovered in central China's Shaanxi province, they reported in the journal Nature... READ MORE›
Scientists now have the genetic data to prove that ancient armoured beasts were related to armadillos... READ MORE›
When you look at most of the rocks in Isua, their features have been destroyed by the processes that have been superposed on top, said Nutman... READ MORE›
The Queensland total also easily exceeds other highly populated international areas, such as regions of South America, New Guinea and central Africa... READ MORE›
BUENOS AIRES - Paleontologists in Argentina have announced the discovery of a major Jurassic-era fossil site four years after it was first discovered... READ MORE›
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