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Sílvia PM, PhD 🍂🏳️‍🌈 in Fossils et al.

Apr 19

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Why The Tiny Arms, T. rex?

There are very few extinct creatures that…

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Sílvia PM, PhD 🍂🏳️‍🌈 in Fossils et al.

Apr 4

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Did All Dinosaurs Go Extinct 66 Million Years Ago?

The answer depends on how we…

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Dr. Pine in Fossils et al.

May 3

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Was T. rex Smarter Than A Baboon?

There are few questions that…

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Your Science Professor in Fossils et al.

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.

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

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Sílvia PM, PhD 🍂🏳️‍🌈 in Fossils et al.

Apr 12

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Would You Eat a 250,000-year-old Steak?

There’s a story behind this…

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Alejandro Izquierdo López, PhD in Fossils et al.

Jun 22

A photo of the planet Mars by NASA. Could fossils ever be found there?

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The Strange Soundness of Martian Fossils

What a (possible) scientific…

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Sílvia PM, PhD 🍂🏳️‍🌈 in Fossils et al.

Apr 26

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Did You Hear About The Giant Kangaroos?

A new study reveals three unique…

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Sílvia PM, PhD 🍂🏳️‍🌈 in Fossils et al.

May 9

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The Puzzle Of Putting a Dinosaur Together

In the field of paleontology…

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Sílvia PM, PhD 🍂🏳️‍🌈 in Fossils et al.

Apr 25

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Creating Their Own Light for Over 540 Million Years

A new study reveals…

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Sílvia PM, PhD 🍂🏳️‍🌈 in Fossils et al.

May 2

The distal part of a left femur of Megalosaurus from Cornwell, U.K., in posterior view, and first reported by Plot (1677); A, illustrations by Plot (1677, table 8, fig.4); and B, Brookes (1763, p. 312, figure 317) showing the label ‘Scrotum Humanum’. C) Isolated theropod tooth (likely Megalosaurus) from the Stonesfield, U.K., illustrated by Lhuyd (1699, plate 16, figure 1328).

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Fossilized Human Testicles Or A Dinosaur Bone?

A little story of how the…

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