The fossilized jaw of a pint-size primate that lived about 35
million years ago in Asia has been unearthed in Thai coal mines.
Scientists unearth ancient pollen grains that suggest plants
arrived 100 million years earlier than previously thought.
Poop recently helped scientists decipher the mysterious
movements of the moa, giant extinct flightless birds from New Zealand.
Microbes living in Antarctica's saltiest lake swap huge
chunks of genetic material as a means of surviving their harsh
environment.
Expanding cities can swallow biodiversity hotspots and other important protected natural areas.
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