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All The Latest Paleontological Events From Around The World

Mammals' unique arms started evolving before the dinosaurs existed March 18, 2019
One of the things that makes mammals special is our diverse forelimbs -- bat wings, whale flippers, gibbon arms, and cheetah legs have evolved to do different, specialized tasks. Scientists wanted to see where this mammalian trait started evolving, so they examined fossils from early mammal relatives to see when the upper arm bones started […]
Hepatitis B virus sheds light on ancient human population movements into Australia March 18, 2019
Australian researchers have used hepatitis B virus genome sequences to deduce that the mainland Aboriginal population separated from other early humans at least 59,000 years ago.
Alligator study reveals insight into dinosaur hearing March 18, 2019
A new study of American alligators found that the reptiles form neural maps of sound in the same way birds do.

All The Latest Geological Events From Around The World

The inbis channel: The most complete submarine cartography March 20, 2019
A scientific study describes for the first time the submarine cartography of a high-latitude system in the IBIS channel, which covers tens of kilometers in the northern western area of the Barents Sea, in the Arctic Ocean. This channel is one of the few submarine valleys in polar latitudes that kept its geological architecture during […]
How fluid viscosity affects earthquake intensity March 20, 2019
Scientists have demonstrated that the viscosity of fluids present in faults has a direct effect on the intensity of earthquakes.
A new first: Scientists mimic nature's self-affinity using computer simulations March 19, 2019
For the first time, researchers have simulated the process of surface roughness creation. This is a step forward in understanding the emergence of fractal characteristic of rough surfaces on many scales ranging from atomic to geological scales. The perspectives of their findings are far reaching. Controlling surface roughness is essential to the performance and durability […]

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Harlan's ground sloth Paramylodon harlani with a baby.
Ground sloths are probably the most expressive of ancient beasts but they balance that being among the most bizzarre and fascinating of creatures.
#Paleoart #Sloth #Pleistocene #Iceage

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