Possible first mammal Morganucodon

The Sciences

Was the First Mammal to Live on Earth the Morganucodon or Brasilodon? Experts Still Debate

Khankhuuluu, the new species that came before Tyrannosaurs

Meet Khankhuuluu: The Dragon Prince Dinosaur That Came Before T. Rex

Batrachotomus, extinct reptile

Triassic Reptiles Traveled a 10,000-Mile-Long Dead Zone, Leading to Dinosaur Evolution

Neanderthal migration 

Mysterious Migration Routes of Neanderthals Between Eastern Europe and Eurasia Revealed

Diamantinasaurus matildae

Fossils in 100-Million-Year-Old Sauropod Suggest They Didn’t Chew Their Food

ancient shells

Understanding Ocean Rebound After Mass Extinction Events Could Help Us in the Future

The skeleton of the Giant Marsupial

We May Now Know Why an Ancient, Hippo-Sized Wombat and Other Megafauna Went Extinct

Smallest dinosaurs: Group of Compsognathus in the forest

The Smallest Dinosaur Ever Was Just 11 Inches Long, and Had Beautiful Tail Feathers

Fossil footprints by Australopithecus afarensis

Were Hominins in Europe 6 Million Years Ago? Footprint Find Sparks Debate

Arctic Alaska Birds and Dinosaurs Around 73 Million Years Ago

Birds Nested Alongside Dinosaurs in Alaska 73 Million Years Ago

ancient whale bone tool

20,000-Year-Old Whale Bone Tools Discovered in Europe Considered World’s Oldest 

Bones From Maiden Castle

Dozens of Human Skeletons Reveal a Historical Roman Massacre May Not Have Happened

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化石

地球上最早的哺乳动物是摩根兽还是巴西龙？专家仍在争论

认识汗库卢龙：比霸王龙更早出现的“龙王子”恐龙

三叠纪爬行动物穿越万里死亡地带，促成了恐龙的进化

揭示了尼安德特人从东欧到欧亚大陆的神秘迁徙路线

1亿年前蜥脚类动物化石表明它们不咀嚼食物

了解大灭绝事件后的海洋恢复可以帮助我们应对未来

我们现在可能知道为什么古代、河马大小的袋熊和其他巨型动物灭绝了

有史以来最小的恐龙仅有11英寸长，并拥有美丽的尾羽

600万年前欧洲曾有人科成员？脚印发现引发争议

7300万年前，阿拉斯加的鸟类与恐龙一同筑巢

在欧洲发现的 20,000 年历史的鲸骨工具被认为是世界上最古老的

数十具人类骨骼揭示了罗马历史上的一场屠杀可能并未发生

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