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dailymail.co.uk > sciencetech > article-15/58/5629 > Mysterious-dragon-skull-Sahara-Desert.html

Species from 95 million years ago may have been world's first 'dragon'

10+ hour, 13+ min ago  (890+ words) A newly-discovered fossil has many people convinced that researchers have uncovered a real-life dragon for the first time. The skull, which is as large as an adult person, discovered in Africa's Sahara Desert, has a long reptile-like jaw, full of…...

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dailymail.co.uk > sciencetech > article-15/50/1039 > footprints-rewrite-evolution-flight-birds.html

200 million-year-old footprints rewrite the evolution of flight

4+ week, 2+ hour ago  (560+ words) A new AI app is helping to rewrite the evolution of flight." The results show that several tracks share 'uncanny' features with both extinct and modern birds." According to the researchers, this suggests that birds could have originated 60 million years…...

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dailymail.co.uk > sciencetech > article-15/47/1407 > T-rex-fossil-discovery-dinosaur-history.html

T. rex fossil rewrites history and reveals how long they really lived

1+ mon, 1+ week ago  (728+ words) A groundbreaking study of'Tyrannosaurus rex fossils has rewritten what humans know about these prehistoric predators and how long they lived millions of years ago. A study by three US researchers revealed that T. rex didn't reach their full adult size until…...

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dailymail.co.uk > sciencetech > article-15/45/6943 > Evolution-debate-missing-cave.html

Evolution debate reignited after 'missing link is found in cave

1+ mon, 1+ week ago  (961+ words) Scientists have discovered ancient human remains that could represent a crucial link in our evolutionary history. Fossils, including bones and teeth, dating back 773,000 years, were unearthed in a Moroccan cave, displaying a mosaic of modern and primitive features." The face…...

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dailymail.co.uk > sciencetech > article-15/42/4351 > CANNIBALS-evidence-humans-ate-Neanderthal-children.html

Our ancestors were CANNIBALS: Scientists discover grisly evidence ancient human species ate Neanderthal children 45,000 years ago

1+ mon, 3+ week ago  (1038+ words) Early humans may have feasted on Neanderthal children 45,000 years ago, according to a grisly new study. Researchers have analysed bones found in a Belgian cave where cannibalism was known to have taken place. They revealed the six victims were children…...

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dailymail.co.uk > sciencetech > article-15/30/1657 > kiss-Humans-Neanderthals-21-5-million-years-ago.html

Cavemen kisses: Humans and Neanderthals SNOGGED 50,000 years ago

3+ mon, 5+ day ago  (908+ words) Humans kissed Neanderthals " and they liked it, a new study shows." Researchers at the"University of Oxford and"Florida"Institute of Technology have found evidence that ancient humans were smooching around 50,000 years ago." Neanderthals (Homo neanderthaliensis) were a close human…...

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dailymail.co.uk > sciencetech > article-15/29/1055 > oldest-RNA-woolly-mammoth-lived-40-000-years.html

De-extinction of woolly mammoth closer as scientists extract RNA

3+ mon, 1+ week ago  (1174+ words) The world's oldest RNA " an essential nucleic acid present in all living cells " has been extracted from the extinct woolly mammoth, a new study reveals." Researchers in Sweden"and Denmark have for the first time managed to successfully isolate and…...

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dailymail.co.uk > sciencetech > article-15/24/5329 > mystery-GREEN-mummy-corpse-emerald-copper.html

Unravelling the mystery of the GREEN mummy

3+ mon, 3+ week ago  (842+ words) The curious case of the green mummy has baffled scientists for decades. A teenager, buried in Italy hundreds of years ago, developed a distinctive emerald sheen not usually found on human remains. Now, the secret behind the unusual colouring has…...

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dailymail.co.uk > sciencetech > article-15/24/5347 > Scientists-discover-remains-T-Rexs-pygmy-cousin.html

Meet Wee Rex! T.Rex's cousin was HALF its size - but just as feisty

3+ mon, 3+ week ago  (812+ words) Move aside, T.Rex " there's a new dinosaur in town! Scientists have confirmed that a skeleton discovered in Montana belongs to a brand new species." Known as Nanotyrannus lancensis, this new dinosaur"was a distant cousin of T.Rex, according to researchers…...

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dailymail.co.uk > sciencetech > article-15/21/9597 > fossil-dinosaurs-died-New-Mexico-asteroid.html

Scientists find remains of the last surviving dinosaurs

4+ mon, 17+ hour ago  (1388+ words) It is one arguably one of the most pivotal stages in our history." But what really happened around the time when an asteroid smashed into the Earth 66 million years ago?" Scientists may finally have the answer, after discovering the remains…...