Exploring Prehistoric Life
A new study shows how a group of ancient reptiles called captorhinids could detach their tails to avoid predation.
Around 90 million years ago, eastern and western North America were isolated from each other by a salty sea, creating two landmasses: Appalachia and...
Everything we know about dinosaurs is connected to fossil records and, if the last decade is anything to go by, all of that could...
Paleontologists from Lisbon’s Universidade Nova have found the first placodont fossils in Portugal, they have announced.
The collapse of rainforests during the Carboniferous period 300 million years ago triggered great changes in the evolutionary paths of plants and animals....
Dinosaurs and influenza would seem to have nothing in common, but a powerful new method of analyzing biogeographical data can be applied to both — helping to solve mysteries about long-extinct animals, while also preventing flu's spread....
The asteroid that hit Earth 66 million years ago appears to have caused huge amounts of magma to spew out of the bottom of the ocean, a new study of seafloor data finds....
When you think of the end of the dinosaurs you likely envision an asteroid striking Earth, creating a massive explosion and ...