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  • 450-million-year-old fossils show sexual dimorphism
  • 16 March 2026, Yilong Liu, Thomas A. Hegna, Yi-ting Liu, Ruo-ying Fan, Rui-wen Zong and Yi-ming Gong
  • Sexual dimorphism is the concept that the male and female counterparts of the same species have differing morphologies. Whilst it may be easy to tell the difference...
  • Bone Voyage! Transporting bones in unsteady flows
  • 09 March 2026, Sanaa Mughal
  • The bones of terrestrial vertebrates are often found in riverine sediments. However, this doesn’t always mean they were living nearby. The sheer nature of fluvial...

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Fossil shark teeth discovered in leftover rock that contained SUE the T.rex

  • 09 Feb 2019,
  • Freshwater shark lived in South Dakota, had teeth shaped like “Galaga” spaceships.

2018 PROSE Awards - Earth Science

  • 23 Feb 2018,
  • We're thrilled that "Earth History and Palaeogeography" was the winning title in the Earth Science category at the PROSE Awards 2018 and "Salt Tectonics: Principles and Practice" received an Honorable Mention for the category.

Alaska could lose massive icefield by 2200

  • 04 Oct 2016,
  • Study says Alaska could lose massive icefield by 2200