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"Australopithecus skeleton" Little Foot Skull from the Sterkfontein Caves.

Litte Foot takes a bow: The world’s most complete Australopithecus skeleton...

Haarlem specimen

Early avian evolution: The Archaeopteryx that wasn‘t

Intact Mammoth Rib

Researchers recover more mammoth bones from Chelsea-area farm

A fossilised pterosaur mandible

Pterosaur hatchlings needed their parents, trove of eggs reveals

Depiction of Anchiornis and its contour feather.

Feathered dinosaurs were even fluffier than we thought

Two skulls of the new genus Haringtonhippus from Nevada (upper) and Texas (lower).

New Genus of Extinct Horses in North America

A femur bone from the decayed body of a purported Yeti found in a cave in Tibet

Abominable Snowman? Nope. Study ties DNA samples from purported Yetis to...

This is a Wyoming portion of The Phosphoria Formation, a deposit that stretches across several states in the western United States and is the largest source of phosphorus fertilizer in the country

Less life: Limited phosphorus recycling suppressed early Earth’s biosphere

shell of a fossil planktic foraminifera Globigerinoides ruber.

Decline in atmospheric carbon dioxide key to ancient climate transition

Fossil of Dipteronia brownii and extant Dipteronia browni

First Recorded Fossil of Dipteronia in East Asia Reported from Yunnan

Trilobite, Ordovician fossils

Oxygen levels link to ancient explosion of life, researchers find

Seed ferns

Hundreds of fossil tree specimens belong to a single species

Jablonskipora kidwellae

Fossil that fills missing evolutionary link named after University of Chicago...

Sedimentary rock layers

A popular tool to trace Earth’s oxygen history can give false...

Madrid, Spain

A sub-desert savanna spread across Madrid 14 million years ago

The sauropod trackway

World’s Largest Dinosaur Tracks Were Discovered in the Jura Mountains

examines some of the fossilized polar trees

Geologists uncover Antarctica’s fossil forests

early anthropoids

Finger and toe fossils belonged to tiny primates 45 million years...

learcut logging in the Pacific Northwest

Past mass extinctions could help scientists prevent the next one

Albertocetus meffordum.

New postcranial skeleton of ancient dolphin Albertocetus meffordum found in South...

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