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[Article Image] Feature: Dino-bite!
Study suggests dinosaur's teeth packed poison
[Article Image] The Paleontologist and the Three Dinosaurs
Skulls thought to be from three different dinosaurs may actually be from the same dino type at three different ages
[Article Image] Feature: The bug that may have killed a dinosaur
The holes in the jaw bone of a world-famous T. Rex suggest the dino died from a parasite infection
[Article Image] Meet your mysterious relative
Ardi climbed trees and walked on two legs 4.4 million years ago
[Article Image] Feature: Three strikes wiped out woolly mammoths
Giant mammals went extinct thanks to climate, comet and people
[Article Image] Feature: Mini T. rex
Scientists have unearthed a dinosaur skeleton that looks like a person-sized Tyrannosaurus rex.
[Article Image] Have shell, will travel
Fossilized tracks left by early land-dwelling animals reveal they brought shells ashore
[Article Image] Meet the new dinos
Fossil finds reveal a tiny, meat-eating species and another with featherlike features
[Article Image] Feature: The man who rocked biology to its core
Two hundred years later, Charles Darwin’s ideas still live on.
[Article Image] Feature: Invisible fossils of the first animals
Though the first animals on Earth didn’t leave behind rock fossils, scientists can still find these ancient creatures by observing their invisible molecular fossils

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