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Teeth Reveal Four Adaptive Zones Shaping Carnivore Evolution
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (762+ words) For more than a century, paleontologists and evolutionary biologists have marveled at the way terrestrial mammalian carnivores keep reinventing the same body plans....
Ichthyosaurs Had Surprisingly Dense Ribs, New Study Finds | Sci.News
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (267+ words) New research from the Natural History Museum at the University of Oslo suggests ichthyosaurs’ rib cages may have done a job modern whale ribs don’t: acting as ballast to help them dive....
Imagine not having wings | Paleontology
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Stunned scientist accidentally discovers massive ancient tooth - and it belongs to beast from 2.5 million years ago
2+ day, 19+ hour ago (19+ words) The Sun...
Fossil ribs reveal new secrets about ichthyosaur swimming technique
3+ day, 9+ hour ago (10+ words) Phys.org...
Museum für Naturkunde Berlin: 100 Years of the Society for Mammalogy: from field observation to genome analysis
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (273+ words) Research in the museum The museum’s development into the 21st century Wednesday, 09. September 2026 / 13:02 Over the past 100 years, mammalogy has undergone a fundamental transformation: what was once a predominantly descriptive discipline has evolved into a state-of-the-art interdisciplinary field of research, the findings…...
New Research Finds the Tasmanian Tiger Had a Skull Unlike Any Living Carnivore??? and Likely Never Threatened Livestock
4+ day, 2+ hour ago (282+ words) New research published in Nature Communications shows Tasmanian tigers had a skull and jaw structure unlike any living carnivorous mammal, suited to catching small, rabbit-size prey rather than livestock. Led by Dr. Vera Weisbecker of Flinders University, the study found…...
Stone Age families relied on snakes and lizards for food
4+ day, 7+ hour ago (1182+ words) Snakes and lizards made up a surprising share of meals at a Natufian settlement, where the same butchering method persisted for millennia. The familiar picture of the Stone Age diet centers on big animals: a gazelle on a spit, a…...
Ancient vocabulary for evolving cells - Nature Ecology & Evolution
4+ day, 11+ hour ago (137+ words) Nature Ecology & Evolution (2026) Cite this article A comparative multi-omic study finds that family-biased repertoires of short regulatory DNA motifs remain conserved over greater evolutionary distances than do the motif sets and co-occurring motif pairs associated with individual cell types. Arendt,…...
Genital and wing traits clarify classification of Mesozoic Zoraptera
5+ day, 5+ hour ago (50+ words) insects Bioengineer.org Subject of Research: Classification and phylogenetic placement of Mesozoic fossil Zoraptera (angel insects) based on male genitalia, leg, and wing venation morphology Article Title: Morphology of male genitalia, legs, and wing venation reveals the classification of Mesozoic…...