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Clevosaurus cambrica

South Wales fossil identified as new species of ancient reptile

“Mrs” Ples’ tooth sockets has made scientists think differently about “her” sex. Credit: Ditsong National Museum of Natural History

A study of the tooth sockets of famous skull leads to...

Wahlisaurus massarae

Rare ichthyosaur is only second known example

Original fossil teeth"Peking Man.".

First study of the only original fossils conserved of Peking Man

Candelarhynchus padillai

Child helps paleontologists in discovery of new ancient fish species

The image shows a reconstruction of Proganochelys (the oldest turtle with a complete shell) as it would have appeared in life.

New study sheds light on the brain evolution of turtles

Dryas Fires

New research suggests toward end of Ice Age, human beings witnessed...

Titanoboa devouring a dyrosaurid crocodyliform, from the Smithsonian exhibit

“Snakes” Why did it have to be giant snakes?

Detail view of a cast from the sandstone slab imprinted with more than 70 dinosaur and mammal tracks discovered at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.

Dinosaur age meets the space age

American Mammoth

Modern humans vs. giant animals

Skeletal reconstruction of the new titanosaurian dinosaur Mansourasaurus shahinae from the Late Cretaceous of the Dakhla Oasis, Egypt.

New Egyptian dinosaur reveals ancient link between Africa and Europe

Mansourasaurus, New Egyptian dinosaur

Mansourasaurus- A story from the land of Pharaoh and Dinosaurs

Silhouettes show Mesohippus primigenium, an early ancestor of the modern horse that lived 40 million years ago and was previously believed to have three toes, and the modern horse

Researchers pose revolutionary theory on horse evolution

Archaeopteryx

The eleventh Archaeopteryx “Geologically oldest fossil”

This is the left hemi-maxilla with teeth.

Scientists discover oldest known modern human fossil outside of Africa

Hummelstown Fossils. A) Typical specimen reconstruction showing body mass (white) poking out of the 'spindle'-shaped cone (patterned). Note the presence of 'spikes' on the sides of the exposed body. B) Typical fossil specimen with body mass (with at least one spike) and 'spindle'-shaped cone. C) Surface of rock slab showing numerous Hummelstown fossils.

Rare 450 million year-old ‘cone-shaped’ fossil offers enigmatic glimpse into ancient...

The fossil bone tissue reveals new information about how the Australian “hypsilophodontid” dinosaurs lived

Shedding light on Australia’s polar dinosaurs

Foraminifera, small single-celled marine organisms

New Eocene fossil data suggest climate models may underestimate future polar...

Kootenayscolex barbarensis

New 508-million-year-old bristle worm species from British Columbia’s Burgess Shale wiggles...

cross section of the ooids inside Rogenstein oolite

The Pentagon built with mineralized microbes predating dinosaurs

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