
Fossils
Warm feathers may have helped dinos survive mass Triassic die-off
Dinosaurs may have weathered freezing conditions about 202 million years ago, thanks to warm feathery coats.
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Dinosaurs may have weathered freezing conditions about 202 million years ago, thanks to warm feathery coats.
Fossil remains of a flying reptile hint that their vibrant crests may have originated 250 million years ago in a common ancestor with dinosaurs.
From museums to movies, these three paleontologists totally rock their connections with the public.
Scientists bring Ice Age creatures to life with augmented reality. You can view these creatures in your own world on a smartphone.
Millions of years before the evolution of saber-toothed cats, a newly discovered "hypercarnivore" prowled the forests of what is now San Diego.
Fish fossils from North Dakota suggest when the Chicxulub asteroid devastated Earth, triggering the mass extinction of dinosaurs and other species.
A respiratory infection that spread to air sacs in the vertebrae of a sauropod dinosaur likely led to the dino's now-fossilized bone lesions.
Archaeological finds from an ancient French rock-shelter show periodic settlements by both populations, just not at the same time.
These soft-bodied critters lived in abandoned shells about 500 million years ago, a new study suggests.
A fossilized family gathering of long-necked Mussaurus from 193 million years ago is the earliest evidence yet of herd behavior in dinos.