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- Quest for Extinct Giant Rats Leads Scientists to Ancient Face Carvings
- New View of Human Evolution? 3.2 Million-Year-Old Fossil Foot Bone Supports Humanlike Bipedalism in Lucy's Species
- Vietnam’s Biodiversity Has Deep Roots in Earth’s Past
Posted February 8, 2011:
- Conceptualizing Cancer Cells as Ancient 'Toolkit'
- Unexpected Exoskeleton Remnants Found in Paleozoic Fossils
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- Mass Extinction Linked to Ancient Climate Change, New Details Reveal
- Ancient Body Clock Discovered That Helps Keep All Living Things on Time
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- Oxygen-Free Early Oceans Likely Delayed Rise of Life on Planet
- New Species of Ancient Flying Reptile Identified on British Columbia Coast
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- Fossil Finger Bone Yields Genome of a Previously Unknown Human Relative
- Africa Has Two Elephant Species, Genetic Analysis Confirms
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- Age Doesn't Matter: New Genes Are as Essential as Ancient Ones
- Colossal Fossil: Museum's New Whale Skeleton Represents Decades of Research
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- Researchers Kick-Start Ancient DNA
- Paleovirology Expanded: Non-Retroviral Virus Fragments Found in Animal Genomes
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- Cambrian Explosion: New Timeline for Appearances of Skeletal Animals in Fossil Record
- DNA Reveals Origins of First European Farmers
- Oldest Fossilized Shrimp: Geologists Study Rare Well-Preserved Creature Showing Muscles
Posted November 5, 2010:
- New Statistical Model Moves Human Evolution Back Three Million Years
- Neanderthals Were More Promiscuous Than Modern Humans, Fossil Finger Bones Suggest
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