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Japan’s Largest Complete Dinosaur Skeleton Discovered

By Naoki Namba | University of Hokkaido on Jun 6, 2017   Featured, Science/Education  

Japan’s Largest Complete Dinosaur Skeleton Discovered

The complete skeleton of an 8-meter-long dinosaur has been unearthed from marine deposits dating back 72 million years at Japan’s northern island of Hokkaido, making it the largest dinosaur skeleton ever found in Japan, according to researchers. Excavations to uncover a fossilized duck-billed dinosaur (Hadrosauridae) in the Hobetsu district of Mukawa Town have been underway […]

Ancient Fossil Reveals First Evidence of Live Birth in Animals Thought to Lay Eggs

By University of Bristol on Feb 15, 2017   Featured, Science/Education  

Ancient Fossil Reveals First Evidence of Live Birth in Animals Thought to Lay Eggs

  The first ever evidence of live birth in an animal group previously thought to lay eggs exclusively has been discovered by an international team of scientists, including a paleontologist from the University of Bristol. The remarkable 250 million-year-old fossil from China shows an embryo inside the mother. Live birth is well known in mammals, […]

Analysis of Fossilized Antarctic Bird’s ‘Voice Box’ Suggests Dinosaurs Couldn’t Sing

By Cheryl Dybas|NSF, Peter West | NSF on Oct 27, 2016   Featured, Science/Education  

Analysis of Fossilized Antarctic Bird’s ‘Voice Box’ Suggests Dinosaurs Couldn’t Sing

The oldest-known vocal organ of a bird has been found in an Antarctic fossil that is related to ducks and geese and lived during the age of the dinosaurs, more than 66 million years ago. The discovery of the Mesozoic Era vocal organ — called a syrinx — and its apparent absence in non-avian dinosaur […]

Ancient Northern Pike Found in Lake Mud

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Jul 20, 2015   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Ancient Northern Pike Found in Lake Mud

While slicing a cylinder of mud he pulled from an Interior Alaska lake, Matthew Wooller ran into a snag. The wire he was using to cut the mud stopped when it hit something solid. He grabbed a knife, carved around the obstruction, and made a discovery. “There were a bunch of bones and very sharp […]

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