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Triceratops are only as big as a dog
Strange relatives of the triceratops reveal the effects of continental division on evolution.
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Discover an ancient mouse that is as big as a dog
The mouse is 10 times the size of modern mice living in East Timor about 1,000 years ago, and is the largest rat ever discovered by archaeologists.
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Discovered 8 million mummies of dogs in the worship of ancient Egypt
Archaeologists discovered 8 million dog mummies at the grave honoring the ancient Egyptian dog god Anubis.
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History of dogs and American civilization
Researchers at the University of Illinois conducted research on fossils of ancient dogs in search of their origin and ancient American civilization.
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Detecting fossil bones legendary ghost clam dog higher than 2m
The giant dog skeleton found in July was said to be a legendary ghost dog creature once.
Archeology
Dogs buried collectively in Mexico
Recent archaeologists have discovered a special burial site containing the skeletons of 12 dogs from the 14th century.
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America: Found 8 jars of gold coins when walking the dog
A couple living in Northern California, the United States was fortunate to discover a treasure with 8 jars filled with gold coins in their yard.
Archeology
Cancer is the oldest in the world
UK experts have found the cancer germ still spreading today
Archeology
Archeology of mummified dog in ancient Egypt
Archaeological results show that many parasites suck blood on mummy bodies of these ancient Egyptian dogs.
Archeology
Humans and dogs evolved together
No one knows exactly when humans began to tame wolves. Scientists once found a dog skull in Russia's Siberia Mountains. Chronology of the skull shows that humans began t…
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Discover the skull of Britain's largest dog species
Scientists confirm that the largest ever skull of dogfish (scientific name Esox lucius) was found at Cherwell River (England).
Archeology
Dinosaurs also know how to swim
Dinosaurs can be quite heavy on the set, but new evidence suggests that they are ranking swimmers, overpowering long distances, of course underwater.
Archeology
Test of 1,000-year-old dog mummy DNA
According to a reporter in Mexico, dog mummies, about 42cm long and 22cm high, were found in 1953 at Candelaria Cave in the state of Coahuila in northern Mexico, along w…
Archeology
9 million years ago, bear dogs and cats used to live together
Everyone knows dogs and cats are enemies, but recent archaeological evidence has shown that 9 million years ago dogs (bear dogs) and cats (sword cats) used to live peace…
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Dinosaurs weigh 3 tons but the brain is just like a dog's brain
Stegosaurus, a plant-eating dinosaur, lived in the late Jurassic period (about 155 million to 150 million years ago), mainly in the northwestern part of North America, b…