Fossils
Newly Discovered World’s Oldest Fungus in South Africa Raises Questions About Early Life on Earth
Fungi might have lived on Earth for two billion years earlier than scientists believed. The discovery of a 2. 4 billion-year-old fungi-like lifeforms may be an accident, but it could lead to major scientific breakthroughs.
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400 Million-Year-Old Marine Worm with Terrifying Snapping Jaws Found in Canadian Museum
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Giant Otters Used to Be Fearsome Hunters in Ancient China
Hominin Playboys: Ancient Footprints in Tanzania Reveal Austrolopithecus Afarensis was Polygynous
NASA’s Laser-Imaging Tech Could Aid in Studying Earth’s Ancient Fossils
China's 'Artificial Sun' Stays On For a Minute
Holy Cow! Ancient Manatee Swimming in Spanish Stone
An Oil-Free Future? Lithium-Ion Batteries from Ancient Fossils Could Fuel Electric Cars
Fossilized Jaw in Tanzania is the Oldest Evidence of a Right Handed Homo Habilis
Scientists Baffled by Mammal-like Teeth of Newly Discovered Crocodile-Relative
New Discovery: This Ancient Reptile Species is Related to Crocodiles
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