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View Article  Oceans "Gripped" by Sixth Mass Extinction Event

Australian Scientist Warns of Marine Environment Mass Extinction Event

Our influence on the climate leading to global warming and the acidification of the oceans, over fishing and other human activities ...   more »

View Article  Feathered Dinosaurs Inspire Australian Artist

Feathered Dinosaurs Inspire Artist (Renaissance Dinosaur)

Melbourne based artist Kate Rohde, a graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts has been inspired by feathered dinosaurs to create some unique pieces of ...   more »

View Article  Darwin and Morphology - The Shape of Living Things

Darwinism and the Shape of Living Things

A definition of life used by scientists is anything that may be subject to the laws of Darwinism such as natural selection.  For ...   more »

View Article  Ancient African Crocodile that thought it was a Mammal

Paper Published on Crocodile with Mammal-like Teeth

Scientists writing in the journal "Nature" have reported on their research into a strange and bizarre cat-sized crocodile that filled a niche in the ...   more »

View Article  New Fossil Discovery from Saudi Arabia provides Evidence of Monkey/Ape Divergence

Saadanius hijazensis - New Oligocene Primate sheds light on Divergence of Apes

Saudi Arabia 30 million years ago, looked very different than it does today.  Much of this desert kingdom was a ...   more »

View Article  Frogs from Switzerland

Swiss Frogs - Frogs from Switzerland

One of our team members had been recounting to a friend how well our frogs in the office pond had done this year.  We ...   more »

View Article  Going to the Movies - Did Ancient Humans Enjoy the "Cinema"?

Did Prehistoric Man enjoy a Primitive version of the Cinema?

We live in an age where TV screens are getting bigger and bigger.  High definition, surround sound, home cinema experience ...   more »

View Article  Scow Party Make Slow Progress on Day 1 of Voyage

Trees, Tiller Trouble and Tornadoes - 1910 Expedition Re-enactment Crew Set Off

Those plucky adventurers attempting to re-create the 1910 Barnum Brown expedition travelling along the Red Deer River in ...   more »

View Article  Arctic Pliocene Fossil Site may Hold Clues to Northern Hemisphere's Future Climate

Ancient Arctic Fossil Site Reveals Arctic was much Warmer Recently

Scientist's studying the Arctic's ancient past have issued a stark warning about the future climatic conditions the Arctic will face ...   more »

View Article  Sprit of Adventure Lives on with Voyage on Alberta's Red Deer River

Voyage Re-enacts Dinosaur Expedition of 1910

For the last eight years Palaeontology Technician Darren Tanke (Royal Tyrrell Museum, Drumheller, Alberta, Canada) has pursued a dream of re-enacting Barnum Brown's historic ...   more »

View Article  Council Worker Discovers 3,000 Year Old Carving

3,000 Year Old Prehistoric Art Discovered in South Yorkshire

For John Gilpin, a Woodlands Officer in the Council's Parks and Countryside department at Sheffield Council (South Yorkshire, England) a day's ...   more »

View Article  The Abundant Tenontosaurus

The Prolific Tenontosaurus

We have just finished writing and testing a new teaching session aimed at Year 7 students (key stage 3) for the national curriculum science element.  Working around ...   more »

View Article  Deinonychus versus Tenontosaurus

Predator/Prey Relationships in the Fossil Record

The problem with movies, dvds and television documentaries is that in many cases the scientific evidence is often embellished to some extent to make ...   more »

View Article  Lack of Burps from Mega Fauna Helped Cause Global Cooling

Calls for the Start of the Holocene to be put Back 2,000 Years due to Lack of Mammoth Belches

American Scientists have linked the extinction of mammalian mega fauna by humans ...   more »

View Article  South African "Cradle Hominid" Fossil Given a Name

Australopithecus sediba - Ancient Hominid Fossil Named by South African Student

A name suggested by a seventeen-year old student at St Mary's school in Waverley, Johannesburg (South Africa) has been chosen ...   more »