ScienceAncient human skull, about 100,000 years old, features Neanderthal-like inner ear Structure in skull of early human may be evidence of interbreeding with Neanderthals, finding suggests. Structure of inner ear resembles that previously thought unique to Neanderthals.by Jim Algar
ScienceLa Brea Tar Pits reopen to public after 20 years: Watch scientists excavate fossilsby James Maynard
ScienceScientists uncover paddle mud tracks, discovery may reveal how ancient reptiles moved, caught preyby Jim Algar
ScienceModern day diminutive Kiwi and extinct giant Madagascar elephant bird are cousins: DNA study shocks paleontologistsby Jim Algar
ScienceTitanosaur towered over Tyrannosaurus rex: Is the Argentinian sauropod really the world's largest?by Jim Algar
ScienceGodfather of all dinosaurs discovered in Argentina: 'World's largest' stuns paleontologistsby James Maynard
ScienceDiscovery of long-neck sauropod dinosaur in Argentina proves that they survived beyond Jurassicby James Maynard
ScienceDiscovery of skeleton of pre-Mayan native American in underwater cave sheds light on origin of first settlersby James Maynard
ScienceDolphins have been swimming oceans six million years earlier than previously thoughtby Cez Verzosa