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Infested fossil worms show ancient example of symbiosis
One of the earliest examples of a symbiotic relationship between invertebrates has been found in 520-million-year-old fossils from China.
28 August 2017 -
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Lifestyle of the dodo revealed
Secrets of how the extinct dodo lived have finally been uncovered.
25 August 2017 -
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Fossil teeth suggest earlier entry of modern humans into SE Asia
New dating of teeth from a cave in western Sumatra, Indonesia, suggests that modern humans were present in tropical southeast Asia earlier than previously thought.
10 August 2017 -
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Carved bone reveals rituals of prehistoric cannibals
A patterned prehistoric human bone from an archaeological site in Somerset has revealed that the practices of ancient cannibals were ritualistic, and not simply about survival.
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Fearsome Jurassic crocodile named after Motörhead's Lemmy
Scientists have named a fearsome prehistoric crocodile after Motörhead frontman Lemmy.
8 August 2017 -
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East African biodiversity study reveals gaps in protected areas
Some of the highest areas of wildlife diversity in east African forest regions are not within protected areas, a study suggests.
4 August 2017