Fossils
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Reverse Evolution? Bizarre Beak Experiment Hints at a 'Jurassic World' Future
Scientists have managed to successfully 'reverse evolve' the beaks of chicken embryos. The result very closely resembles the maws of long-gone dinosaurs, bolstering theories about the evolution of flight and - most stunningly - the potential to recreate prehistoric ancestors.
Latest Research Articles
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Experts Predict Future Extinctions With the Fossil Record
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Our Human Ancestors Were Cannibals?
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Neanderthals Beat Up Their Deceased Brethren: Study
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Scientists Uncover the Birthing Mystery of Mighty Mosasaurs
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Scientists Shed Light on Ancient Terror Bird
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Discovery of Ancient Fossils Suggest Early Human Diversity
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Hybrid Camel Skeleton Discovered in Austria
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'Little Foot' and Lucy: Two Human Ancestors May Have Co-existed
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'Super Salamander' Species Discovered in Portugal
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9-Foot Crocodile Ancestor Dominated Before Dinosaurs
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Humans Lived in Tropical Rainforests Earlier Than Thought
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Giant Sea Creature Sheds Light on Arthropod Evolution
