Archeology
The extinct lemur was discovered in Madagascar
The third species of the Palaeopropithecus extinct group of lemurs has just been discovered by the Franco-Madagascan team in northwest Madagascar.
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Are Neanderthals extinct because they are eaten by smart people?
According to the French scientist, the disappearance of the Neanderthals 30,000 years ago is due to their being eaten by the wise.
Archeology
Bacteria and salt lake help dinosaurs hegemony
A bacterium in salty lakes in ancient times caused a mass extinction of many species on the earth, paving the way for the dominance of dinosaurs.
Archeology
Meteors do not destroy all dinosaurs
US scientists have found evidence that dinosaurs continue to live another 300,000 years after an asteroid hit the earth.
Archeology
Challenge the meteor hypothesis that extinct dinosaurs
A hypothesis has long been accepted that the Chicxulub crater, which holds the focal point for the dinosaur disappearance, along with about 65% of other species from 65…
Archeology
Secret of 37,000-year-old mammoths
The body of a 37,000-year-old baby mammoth found in the permafrost of the Arctic is slowly opening up new mysteries ...
Archeology
Why are some fish species extinct 65 million years ago
According to a new, large-scale study and a brief snapshot, the mantra has been crammed into bone-bearing fish in the last major extinction event that occurred 65 millio…
Archeology
Competition leads to the extinction of the Neanderthals
In a recent study conducted, a French-American research group with expertise in archeology, climate and ecology has reported that the extinction of the Neanderthals is t…
Archeology
New hypothesis about the cause of dinosaur disappearance
US scientists have discovered more evidence that volcanic activity may have destroyed all dinosaurs on earth.
Archeology
Mysterious events of cave bears extinction
The bear that once lived in a giant cave once once dominated Europe was the first of the great extinct mammals.
Archeology
Dinosaurs dominated the earth completely by luck
Dinosaurs have dominated the Earth for over 160 million years, evolving into a variety of sizes and bodies suitable for different ecosystems.
Archeology
Dinosaurs stopped evolving before being extinct
Scientists have discovered that dinosaurs have stopped evolving 50 million years before being extinct. This animal has taken advantage of the habitat change of its last…
Archeology
The study of fine-haired mammoth gene changes the theory of evolution
A major genetic study of the recently extinct woolly mammoth reveals that they are not a homogenous large group and do not have the same high genetic diversity as previo…
Archeology
Humans are almost extinct
With more than 6.6 billion people living on the planet today, who knows that 70,000 years ago, harsh droughts continued to dramatically depress human populations and pus…
Archeology
Did comets cause extinction in ancient America?
The debate is heating up around a controversial hypothesis that the very strong collision with comets caused the huge North American mammals to become extinct nearly 13,…