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Eruptions wiped out ocean life 94 million years ago: Canadian geologist
Canadian rock hounds have serendipitously uncovered evidence of a global catastrophe that wiped out much of ocean life about 94 million years ago.
Amazing CGI Animation Brings Prehistoric Natural History to Life Like ...
A dinosaur's life was not easy. Volatile pre-historic terrain, harsh climate conditions, insufficient food and water, as well as unrelenting enemy predators made survival anything but a given.
No bones about it, they're alive
Brachiosaurus, at a whopping 35 feet tall, is just one of the species of dinosaurs that takes center stage at TD Banknorth Garden.
Anthropology's Technology-driven Renaissance
Anthropology is an age-old, at times complex discipline, and like many others, it suffers from its fair share of in-fighting and disagreement.
Death in the deep: Volcanoes blamed for mass extinction
Ninety-three million years ago, Earth was a reshuffled jigsaw of continents, a hothouse where the average temperature was nearly twice that of today.
A stunning new Mesozoic bird... well, new-ish [Tetrapod Zoology]
READ ME: I'M NEW! With six years of phd work on theropod dinosaurs behind him, Darren Naish mostly spends long, happy hours in the library, hunched over his laptop.
Was it a bird or was it a plane?
A new study of extinct flying reptiles called kuehneosaurs, has shown that of the of the two genera found in Britain, Kuehneosuchus was a glider while Kuehneosaurus, with much shorter "wings," was a ...
Experts baffled by insect at Natural History museum
The experts at London's Natural History Museum pride themselves on being able to classify and display thousands of species -- from birds and mammals to insects, dinosaurs and snakes -- and are confident they ...
A new species of Velociraptor [Laelaps]
Category: Dinosaurs Paleontology Posted on: July 14, 2008 11:00 AM, by Brian Switek The type skull of Velociraptor mongoliensis .
Dinos may have sped from Scotland to North America 165 million years ago
Edinburgh, July 14: Paleontologists have found near-identical dinosaur footprints dating back to 165 million years in Skye's Trotternish peninsula in Scotland and the arid plains of Wyoming in the US, which ...
Dozens dig for ancient sea creature in North Texas
Digging for Late Cretaceous fossils in Garland? That's exactly what more than two dozen volunteers did Sunday while in the hot heat.
It's lights, camera, Dino at Daytona Beach filmmaking camp
On the set of Dino Inc. 5, Indiana Kernshill had to get into character. But how are you supposed to react when your Apatosaurus gets blood work? The 9-year-old conjured up an image of her Siamese cat.
Giant animatronic reptiles invade Garden
But try creating a life-sized, moving replica of the extinct giants without the help of CGI.
How dinosaurs sped over the land to Skye
THE arid plains of Wyoming and the rugged, rain-soaked mountains of Skye are a world apart, but scientists now believe the two areas were once so close together they formed a giant playground for some of the ...
The Creation Museum, one year on [Laelaps]
The latest issue of Evolution: Education and Outreach features a few thoughts from Gordy Slack on AiG's Creation Museum, which just passed the 1-year mark back in May.
Save The Date: EconMusic Seminar: September 23, Natural History Museum
Just another reminder that, on the afternoon of Tuesday, September 23 , we will be throwing EconMusic , a half-day conference in London discussing the emerging economics of the digital music business.
'Jurrassic Fight Club' on History
History comes out with some of the most intriguing and entertaining pieces about the past and present.
It is 9pm at London's cavernous old Natural History Museum and I'm leaning against a marble column, beer in hand, under the eye of a giant fossilised fish.
Life-size dinos coming to the Valley
More families are looking for entertainment options closer to home, and coming this fall, 65 million years of history will be at your doorstep.
TV Critics Tour: Discovery Takes Wraps Off - Dinosaur Mummy'
The prize for the most enthusiastic presenter at the summer meeting of the television critics meeting here so far goes to Dr.