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Prehistoric Salamander

Science Jul 03

Scientists identify salamanderlike predator that existed before the dinosaurs

By Adithi Ramakrishnan, Associated Press

Nation Apr 04

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Ancient footprints in New Mexico raise questions about when humans inhabited North America

When humans first populated North America and how they arrived has long been a matter of spirited debate. A recent study detailing what archeologists believe are the oldest known footprints in the United States is sparking new questions and upending…

By Stephanie Sy, Lena I. Jackson

Science Nov 30

This is a close-up of one of the eggs with an embryo popping through. The scale bar is 10 millimeters, showing how small the eggs really were. Photo by Xiaolin Wang and Alexander W. A. Kellner
These flying prehistoric reptiles had needy babies, rare batch of eggs show

A treasure trove of ancient eggs reveals how flying reptiles called pterosaurs developed in infanthood and how parents took care of their young.

By Rashmi Shivni

Science Feb 21

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Pittsburgh Museum Reinvents Model of Dinosaur Exhibit

The Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh renovated its dinosaur exhibit to provide a more realistic picture of how dinosaurs lived and interacted with one another more than 100 million years ago.

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