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Earliest Animal Footprints Ever Found - Discovered In Nevada 10/7/2008

Egalitarian revolution in the Pleistocene? 10/6/2008

Ancient whalers leave their mark on the north 10/5/2008

Meat-eating dinosaur from Argentina had bird-like breathing system 10/4/2008

A new dinosaur species, Pachyrhinosaur lakustai, unveiled from Pipestone Creek, Alberta, Canada 10/3/2008

Canada's shores saved animals from devastating climate change 10/2/2008

Mass extinctions and the slow rise of dinosaurs 10/1/2008

Mother Of A Goose! Giant Ocean-going Geese With Bony-teeth Once Roamed Across SE England 9/27/2008

America's smallest dinosaur uncovered 9/25/2008

Primordial fish had rudimentary fingers 9/23/2008

What's in a dinosaur name? 9/18/2008

Roman York skeleton could be early TB victim 9/17/2008

Thick-boned fish reveals paleoclimate in Qaidam Basin 9/16/2008

Extinct species had large teeth on roof of mouth 9/15/2008

Fossilized Discovery Leads Paleontologist to Find Early Whales Used Back Legs for Swimming 9/14/2008

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Dinosaur Track Discovery In Australia (11/18/2007)

Dinosaur Track Discovery In AustraliaFossil tracks belonging to large, carnivorous dinosaurs (Theropods) have been discovered near Inverloch by palaeontologists from Monash University and Museum of Victoria. ...> Full Article


Fossil record reveals elusive jellyfish more than 500 million years old (11/4/2007)

Fossil record reveals elusive jellyfish more than 500 million years oldUsing recently discovered 'fossil snapshots' found in rocks more than 500 million years old, researchers have described the oldest definitive jellyfish ever found. ...> Full Article


Fossilized Body Imprints Of Amphibians Found In 330 Million-year-old Rocks (11/1/2007)

Fossilized Body Imprints Of Amphibians Found In 330 Million-year-old RocksUnprecedented fossilized body imprints of amphibians have been discovered in 330 million-year-old rocks from Pennsylvania. The imprints show the unmistakably webbed feet and bodies of three previously unknown, foot-long salamander-like critters that lived 100 million years before the first dinosaurs. ...> Full Article

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