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Nov 6, 2009
Laser Technology and Fossils: Using 3D Laser Scanners to Preserve Dinosaur Remains
In: Paleontology (general)
By: Kristina Bjoran
Nov 3, 2009
Life in the Triassic Period: A Look at Prehistoric Animals, Plants, and Lands
In: Paleontology (general)
By: Kristina Bjoran
Nov 2, 2009
Buffalo Paleontologists Discover a New Dinosaur: Uncovering a Never-Before-Seen Species of Anklyosaur
In: Dinosaurs
By: Kristina Bjoran
Nov 1, 2009
Eons and Eras in Geology and Paleontology: Breaking Down the Geological Periods
In: Paleontology (general)
By: Kristina Bjoran
Oct 28, 2009
The Evolution of Whales and Dolphins: Hunting Down the Ancestors of the Ocean Giants
In: Evolution
By: Kristina Bjoran
Oct 25, 2009
Microfossils and Paleontology: Understanding and Identifying the Most Important Fossils
In: Paleontology (general)
By: Kristina Bjoran
Oct 24, 2009
The Case for Smart Birds: Why Birdbrain is a Misnomer
In: Evolution
By: Mary Desaulniers
Oct 12, 2009
Did Tyrannosaurus Rex Die from Bird Disease? Deadly Avian Parasites may Have Defeated the Mightiest Dinosaurs
In: Dinosaurs
By: Sue Cartledge
Oct 10, 2009
Origins of Cetaceans: An Introduction to Whale Evolution
In: Evolution
By: Alex Graham-Heggie
Oct 9, 2009
Burgess Shale Fossils: Paleontology of the Cambrian Explosion
In: Evolution
By: Alex Graham-Heggie
Oct 6, 2009
Echidna and Platypus May Have Common Ancestor: Did Australian Montremes Have Amphibious Platypus-Like Ancestor?
In: Paleozoology
By: Sue Cartledge
Oct 1, 2009
Fossilized Human Ancestor Found: Ancient Skeleton May Change Evolutionary Timetable
In: Evolution
By: Rupert Taylor
Sep 29, 2009
Giant Birds Ate Flightless Moa in New Zealand: Prehistoric Raptor Haast’s Eagle Made Extinct Only 500 Years Ago
In: Paleozoology
By: Sue Cartledge
Sep 28, 2009
Piltdown Man Archeological Hoax: Claim to Evolution’s Missing Link Find was a Fraud
In: Evolution
By: Rupert Taylor
Sep 7, 2009
"Giraffe of the Mesozoic" Dino Found in China: Qiaowanlong Kangxii Fossil Proves Brachiosaurs in Asia
In: Dinosaurs
By: Katy Burtner
Aug 26, 2009
Three New Australian Dinosaurs Discovered: New Dinosaurs from Australian Outback Bigger than Velociraptor
In: Dinosaurs
By: Sue Cartledge
Jul 20, 2009
The Controversial "Hobbits" of Flores: Are Fossils of Tiny People New Species or Genetic Anomalies?
In: Evolution
By: Jenny Ashford
Jul 18, 2009
The Legal Ramifications of Evolution vs Creation: The Controversy Spills Over Into the Courtroom and Classroom
In: Evolution
By: Dennis Holley
Jul 17, 2009
Evolution Answers Creationism: Evolutionists Debunk the Tenets of Intelligent Design
In: Evolution
By: Dennis Holley
Jul 17, 2009
Creationism Seeks to Refute Evolution: How Do Creationists Counter the Evidence for Evolution?
In: Evolution
By: Dennis Holley
Jul 15, 2009
How Do Creationists Explain Life? The Origin and Diversity of Life According to Creationism
In: Evolution
By: Dennis Holley
Jul 6, 2009
Darwin's Bees and his Work as a Beekeeper: Revealing the Evolution of the Hexagonal Cells of the Honeybee Hive
In: Evolution
By: Catherine Whitlock
Jul 1, 2009
Formation and Uses of Shark Tooth Fossils: How Fossilized Shark Teeth Form and are Used in Culture and Science
In: Paleontology (general)
By: Nicolas McGregor
Jun 25, 2009
Dinosaurs Smaller than Thought: Giant Reptiles Probably Lighter and Sleeker than Assumed
In: Dinosaurs
By: Rupert Taylor
Jun 18, 2009
The Patterns of Evolution: Divergent Evolution, Convergent Evolution and Coevolution Revealed
In: Evolution
By: Dennis Holley
Jun 17, 2009
The Australian Fossil Mammal Site at Naracoorte: The Discovery of Australian Megafauna Fossils
In: Paleozoology
By: Ann Burnett
Jun 15, 2009
Charles Darwin and His Theory of Evolution: Understanding Humankind's Greatest Scientific Insight
In: Evolution
By: Dennis Holley
Jun 15, 2009
A Short History of Evolutionary Theory: The Theory of Evolution is Rooted in Antiquity
In: Evolution
By: Dennis Holley
Jun 15, 2009
Gene Flow as a Mechanism of Evolution: Movement of Genes Between Populations Results in Evolutionary Change
In: Evolution
By: Dennis Holley
Jun 13, 2009
Genetic Drift as a Mechanism of Evolution: Random Genetic Changes Help Drive Evolution
In: Evolution
By: Dennis Holley
Jun 12, 2009
The Fossil Record of Evolution: Paleontologists Unearth the History of Life
In: Evolution
By: Dennis Holley
Jun 12, 2009
Natural Selection as a Mechanism of Evolution: The Best Adapted and Most Reproductively Fit Individuals Survive
In: Evolution
By: Dennis Holley
Jun 12, 2009
Mutation as a Mechanism of Evolution: Changes in DNA Can Lead to Changes in Individuals and Species
In: Evolution
By: Dennis Holley
Jun 11, 2009
Comparative Anatomy as Evidence of Evolution: Homologous and Analogous Traits Reveal Similarities and Differences
In: Evolution
By: Dennis Holley
Jun 11, 2009
The Molecular Record of Evolution: Genomes Reveal Phylogeny
In: Evolution
By: Dennis Holley
May 20, 2009
Hobbits? Scientists Puzzled by Tiny Skeletons
In: Evolution
By: Holly Beth Anderle
May 13, 2009
Lyuba, the Baby Mammoth: A Link to the Ice Age
In: Paleozoology
By: Holly Beth Anderle
May 12, 2009
Jurassic Dinosaurs Alive Chicago Brookfield Zoo: Dinosaur Facts, Allosaurus, Apatasaurus, Dilophosaurus, Omeisaurus
In: Dinosaurs
By: Renee Carver
May 12, 2009
Early Cretaceous Dinosaurs Alive Brookfield Zoo: Baryonyx, Yangchuanosaurus, Ruyang Yellow River Dinosaur Facts
In: Dinosaurs
By: Renee Carver
May 12, 2009
Mid to Late Cretaceous Dinosaurs Brookfield Zoo: Deinonychus, Parasaurolophus, Triceratops, Tyrannosaurus Rex Facts
In: Dinosaurs
By: Renee Carver
Mar 17, 2009
Mammoth Evolution: Origins and Relatives of These Extinct Proboscideans
In: Paleozoology
By: Rachael Shoemaker
Feb 23, 2009
Homoplasies, Similar Character Traits: Characteristics Found in Unrelated Species Based on Function
In: Evolution
By: Thomas Wyatt
Feb 11, 2009
Tuskology, the Study of Mammoth Tusks: A Dendrochronological Approach to Studying Extinct Mammoths
In: Paleozoology
By: Thomas Wyatt
Jan 12, 2009
Archaeopteryx and Bird Flight: The “First Bird” Had Aspects of Both Birds and Reptiles
In: Evolution
By: Jenny Ashford
Dec 23, 2008
An Introduction to the Fossil Group Trilobita: A Basic Overview of the Earliest Known Arthropod Group
In: Paleontology (general)
By: Christopher Baker
Dec 12, 2008
The Late Ordovician Mass Extinction: A Review of the Second-Largest Extinction Event in Earth’s History
In: Evolution
By: Laura Wormuth
Dec 3, 2008
Extinction During the Late Devonian: A Review of the Mass Extinction Event 376 Million Years Ago
In: Evolution
By: Laura Wormuth
Nov 24, 2008
Mass Extinction at Cretaceous-Tertiary Boundary: A Review of the Dinosaur Extinction Event 65 Million Years Ago
In: Dinosaurs
By: Laura Wormuth
Nov 15, 2008
The Largest Mass Extinction of the Phanerozoic: The Great Dying -The Permian-Triassic Event and Hypothetical Causes
In: Evolution
By: Laura Wormuth
Oct 28, 2008
Mass Extinctions – Through History and Today: New Paleontological Database Refines Extinction and Recovery Rates
In: Evolution
By: Laura Wormuth
Oct 3, 2008
North America's Smallest Dinosaur, Alvarezsaur: Bird-like Dinosaur is Smallest Known to North America
In: Dinosaurs
By: Laura Wormuth
Sep 18, 2008
Use Maps, Books, Experts - Identify Fossil Finds: Resources for Amateur Paleontologists
In: Paleontology (general)
By: Laura Wormuth
Apr 8, 2008
Dinosaur Days 3: Allosaurus
In: Dinosaurs
By: Allan M. Heller
Mar 31, 2008
Dinosaur Days 2: Triceratops
In: Dinosaurs
By: Allan M. Heller
Mar 24, 2008
Dinosaur Days: Tyrannosaurus Rex
In: Dinosaurs
By: Allan M. Heller
Feb 14, 2008
Fossil Bat Flew While Deaf: 52 Million-Year-Old Bat Could Fly But Not Echolocate
In: Evolution
By: Sue Cartledge
Feb 14, 2008
The Function of Stegosaurus Plates: Were dermal plates for defense, thermoregulation, or display?
In: Dinosaurs
By: Rachel Beavins
Jan 24, 2008
Birds Did Not Come From the Trees: Birds’ Ancestors Were Ground-Dwelling Dinosaurs
In: Evolution
By: Sue Cartledge
Jan 7, 2008
Evolution of the Human Eye: Fossil Evidence of an Early Form of Vertebrate Eye
In: Evolution
By: Sue Cartledge
Nov 8, 2007
Australian Dinosaur Research: Fossils Show Southern Dinosaurs Came from Gondwana Supercontinent
In: Dinosaurs
By: Sue Cartledge
Jul 1, 2007
History of the Atapuerca Site: Men and Women Lived in These Caves a Million Years Ago
In: Paleontology (general)
By: David R. Smith
Jun 30, 2007
Million Year Old Human Tooth Found: Fossil of Remote Ancestor Found in a Cave near Burgos, Spain
In: Evolution
By: David R. Smith
May 16, 2007
Atapuerca and the Homo Antecessor: Bones Found in La Gran Dolina, possible Answer to the “Missing Link”
In: Evolution
By: Angeles Fernández
May 14, 2006
Use Maps, Books, Experts - Identify Fossil Finds: Resources for Amateur Paleontologists
In: Paleontology (general)
By: Jan Hill
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