A maverick aristocrat's ideas about dinosaur evolution turn out to have been decades ahead of their time
What if, by some fluke of evolutionary history, dinosaurs never went extinct? A geologist's imaginings of this scenario now bear a remarkable resemblance to creatures preserved in recent discoveries
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Lice lineages began to split and diversify during the late Cretaceous, when dinosaurs, birds and early mammals probably were on the resilient parasites' menus
Education experts suggest that in some cultural contexts one way to encourage acceptance of evolution is by not shunning religious beliefs
On a trip to the Gobi Desert, a team of fossil hunters unearths a death scene that reveals new clues about how dinosaurs lived
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