Archeology
Decay at the molecular level of genes regulating enamel in toothless animals
Biologists at the University of California have reported new evidence of evolutionary changes found in today's fossil and genome data.
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New discovery about giant eagle species attacking humans
According to a recent study, the fearsome predatory bird predator in the legend is completely real.
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The newly discovered skeleton in Caistor made archaeologists confused
The new skeleton was discovered in one of the most important regions of England in ancient Rome which is confusing for experts from Nottingham University.
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Reptiles stand upright after the Fermi extinction
Reptile animals have changed the way of moving from ground-to-ground to perpendicular to the ground right after the end of the Permian extinction event, the largest exti…
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Finding 35,000-year-old flute
German archaeologists have unearthed a flute made of bird bone buried underground more than 35,000 years ago.
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Discovered the ancient portrait of St. Paul
Vatican archaeologists found a mural thought to portray St. Paul's face with many wrinkled faces and a huge
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The first European group to eat people
A Spanish archaeologist has confirmed that the fossil remains have been found in the limestone cave Atapuerca, Spain, showing the first Europeans to eat humans.
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New fossils show primates that have ancestors in Asia
A newly discovered fossil primate in Myanmar revealed that the common ancestor of humans, apes and gibbons may have evolved from Asian primates, not African ones, as man…
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3 new fossils bring Australia back to the dinosaur map
Scientists discovered three Australian dinosaurs at a prehistoric river branch in western Queensland.
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Amazon River 11 million years old
The Amazon River originated as a transcontinental river about 11 million years ago, and began to take shape today about 2.4 million years ago.
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Finding crocodile fossils shaped like tatu in Brazil
An ancient crocodile species that has a skin-like appearance of the South American tatu has been discovered yesterday at a climate museum in Brazil.
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The last food of the ancient people revealed the length of stay
At France's Arago cave, an international team of scientists analyzed fossil teeth from herbivores that were once hunted by Heidelberg people (Homo heidelbergensis).
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Root the explosion of life on Earth
One of the most important moments in Earth's life was the Cambrian explosion of life, about 540 million years ago, when complex and multicellular life forms appeared thr…
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Femur is the power symbol of the ancient Zapotec?
For the ancient Zapotecs, the ancestor's femur was carried as an expression of power.
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Artifacts thousand years of Sa Huynh culture
440 artifacts and images of Sa Huynh culture with 2,000-2,500 years old are displayed by Quang Ngai, Quang Nam and Binh Dinh provinces at Quang Ngai General Museum from…