Before the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex and its relatives ruled the Mesozoic world's last act, Earth's top predators were the Carcharodontosaurids. These huge carnivores, named for their distinctive shark ...

The Early Cretaceous period witnessed a remarkable diversity of gnetalean plants, with fossil discoveries shedding new light on the morphology, ecology and evolutionary history of this enigmatic ...

A team of researchers recently set out to northern Alaska to collect avian fossils — and discovered the earliest known evidence of birds reproducing in the Arctic. While hundreds of modern bird ...

The times between 1898 and 1941 have been labeled the “Early American Period,” an era of bygone tranquility.

The Early Cretaceous epoch – between roughly 140 million and 100 million years ago – represents one of the warmest periods in the last half a billion years of Earth’s history.

The Early Cretaceous epoch – between roughly 140 million and 100 million years ago – represents one of the warmest periods in the last half a billion years of Earth’s history.

Read More: An Antarctic Fossil From 69 Million Years Ago Reveals Earth’s Early Birds. An Arctic Nursery. A fossil fragment of a beak from a baby bird. ... Now, the authors of the new study claim that ...

A new exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art examines how artistic expression evolved throughout the war years and the ...

They were plant-eating forest dwellers living 130 million years ago in the Early Cretaceous period. Image source, BBC Studios. Image caption, An adult Albertosaurus with scars across its nose and ...

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