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Don’t Freak Out, But… Giant Australian Sea Scorpions?!

New Fossils of Giant Sea Scorpions Discovered in Australia

Aug 23

A reconstruction of Pentecopterus, the earliest known eurypterid. The family to which Pentecopterus belongs, the Megalograptidae, was the first truly successful eurypterid group

Aug 23

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Did Viruses Make Life As We Know It Possible?

Ancient giant viruses highlight the dynamic interplay between viruses and hosts, revealing a crucial role in the evolution of complex life

Jul 19

Viruses in the bloodstream

Jul 19

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What Happens To Life On Earth When The Environment Changes?

Small increases in Earth’s oxygen levels, rather than large spikes, may have been sufficient to drive the rapid diversification of life…

Jul 9

a sunset inside an ocean’s wave

Jul 9

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Did Ants Gossip About Dinosaurs 100 Million Years Ago?

Researchers discovered that 100-million-year-old ants had sensory organs similar to modern ants, suggesting advanced communication and…

Jun 19

A realistic depiction of a prehistoric scene featuring ants from 100 million years ago preserved in amber, with detailed sensory organs visible. The background shows a lush, ancient forest with diverse foliage and a dinosaur in the distance. The amber is cracked open, highlighting the ants’ sensory structures, capturing the essence of the Cretaceous period

Jun 19

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Ancient DNA Sheds Light On How Trade and War Shaped Malaria’s Path

Scientists have traced the 5,500-year history of malaria by analyzing ancient DNA, revealing how trade, warfare, and colonization spread…

Jun 12

An illustrative image showing the ancient spread of malaria through trade and war. The background features trade caravans crossing desert and mountainous landscapes. In the foreground, historical soldiers from various regions are engaged in battle. Overlaid are magnified images of Plasmodium parasites and strands of ancient DNA. The scene blends warm earthy tones of historical settings with cool blues and greens representing the scientific elements.

Jun 12

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From Ocean Floors To Exploring Life In Other Planets

The ocean floor’s shape and depth play a major role in carbon storage, challenging previous assumptions and offering fresh insights for…

Jun 6

an abyssal fish

Jun 6

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Introducing myself

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Your Science Professor

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University Professor in the Ecology, Evolution, and Paleontology Fields. Eager to make a difference in the world

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