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Archeology
New research on the steps of T-Rex tyrant dinosaurs
Scientists have added a fake tail to the chicken to learn about the movement of this carnivorous dinosaur.
Archeology
Intact fossil dinosaur tail discovered
A construction worker in Canada accidentally discovered a fossil dinosaur tail pattern millions of years ago.
Archeology
Birds have 2 tails
Paleontologists have recently discovered fossils of 120-million-year-old birds with two tails in China.
Archeology
Prehistoric birds sacrifice their tails to evolve
Early birds 100 million years ago gave up the long bone tail in exchange for flexible legs and evolutionary advantages.
Archeology
New discovery about 'favorite food' of tyrant dinosaurs
Recent research has shown that Tyrannosaurus rex (T-rex) is really a carnivorous dinosaur, not a scavenger, as people think.
Archeology
Detecting giant dinosaur tails dating back 72 million years
A group of excavators carefully swept away the sand and gravel that covered thousands of years of age to reveal the dinosaur tail about 5 meters (16 feet) long.
Archeology
Lying mating mate of thorny dinosaurs
The new study of Stegosaurus' sexual life, plant-eating thorny dinosaurs, really surprised scientists.
Archeology
Dinosaurs also wagged their tails when flirting with their partners
Paleontologists have identified that the dinosaurs of the Oviraptor group can use their peculiar tails to attract mates to a lovemaking.
Archeology
New fossil fossil families discovered
A 100 million-year-old fossil fish fossil was discovered in Texas. This is a new species of coelacanth.
Archeology
Humans are originally from Asia?
Newly excavated fossils in Myanmar show that the ancestors of humans, the apes and the first origin from Asia then migrated to Africa. According to archaeologists, the n…
Archeology
Detecting turtle fossils mating
German scientists first discovered fossils of a vertebrate species - including humans - in a working position
Archeology
Dinosaurs are about to re-export?
Jack Horner, curator of the paleontological museum at the Rockies Museum, said he and some colleagues are trying to create dinosaurs from chickens.
Archeology
Dinosaurs have colorful tail like peacock birds
Using a showy tail is the way a dinosaur applies to attracting mates, scientists said.
Archeology
Detecting traces of prehistoric tailed eagle
Australian paleontologists believe that they have discovered evidence of a prehistoric sharp-tailed eagle in the Western Australian Plain of Nullarbor, which was previou…