
350-Million-Year-Old Footprints Reshape Land Animal Evolution
Discovery of 350-million-year-old reptile-like footprints in Australia suggests land animals evolved full terrestrial locomotion faster than previously thought.
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Discovery of 350-million-year-old reptile-like footprints in Australia suggests land animals evolved full terrestrial locomotion faster than previously thought.
Discover Tianjin’s Ancient Ocean Exhibition Hall, where over 1,000 fossils narrate 4.6 billion years of marine evolution.
A new study finds early mammals used dark fur for nocturnal camouflage, helping them evade predators and survive alongside dinosaurs.
Chinese scientists uncover 300,000-year-old human fossils in Anhui, revealing earliest Homo sapiens evolution in East Asia. Discover more on myglobalnews.net.
Scientists use fossilized feces and vomit from Poland to reconstruct how dinosaurs dominated Earth millions of years ago. The study reveals their adaptable diets and resilience to climate changes.