South America
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Researchers Baffled Over 21 Million-Year-Old Monkey Fossil Found in North America
The newly discovered fossilized remains of a monkey found in North America has caught scientists off guard, and can possibly rewrite history books.
Latest Research Articles
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New Tracking Techniques Shed Light On Where Barn Swallows Winter
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Prehistoric Giant Armadillo Shell Found In Argentina
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Turtle Fossils Shed Light On Rise Of Andes Mountains
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Modern Birds Share Common Ancestor From South America
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Manx Shearwater: A Cross-Like Seabird, Separating Young and Old Foragers
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Culprit Behind Irish Potato Famine Started Out In South America
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Atacama Desert's Startling Purple Canopy of Flowers This Fall
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'Chocolate Trees' May Be Diverse Enough To Sustain Sweet-Toothed Appetites
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Long-Snouted Catfish Represents New Species and New Genus, Researchers Say
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US Fish and Wildlife Service Lists Military and Great Green Macaws as Endangered
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Destructive Moth Species Wreaking Havoc On Tomato Crops Worldwide
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Gliding Spiders? Amazonian Arachnids Fall With Style [Videos]