The genes that build the cartilage of fish gills were repurposed to build the cartilage in mammals’ outer ears ...
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430-million-year-old mollusks, ‘Punk’ and ‘Emo,’ rewrite early animal evolutionAncient sea creatures sported mohawk-like spines LONDON — When scientists discovered two ancient sea creatures from 430 million years ago, they didn’t expect to find themselves drawing parallels with ...
New research reveals that medieval birds of prey, including red kites and buzzards, thrived on human leftovers rather than hunting live prey.
Scientists discovered ancient marine reptiles that reached unprecedented trophic levels. These creatures exceeded today’s top predators.
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Why the Vaquita is the World’s Most Endangered Marine MammalAmong the many creatures that inhabit our vast oceans, the Vaquita is a particularly intriguing and endangered marine mammal.
From bubblegum-coloured lakes in Australia to a solar-powered safari camp in Botswana, these are BBC journalists' top ...
Birds of prey in medieval Britain relied far more heavily on scavenging human waste than previously thought, according to ...
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