440 million year old fungi
How life first colonised the land is still one of the great palaeontological mysteries. Living outside of the ocean is fraught with...
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Biomineralisation
New genetic information on the brachiopod Lingula anatina shows that the biomineralisation of calcium phosphate has evolved multiple...
Camels of North America
Until 13,000 years ago camels roamed North America. Today the camel family's (Camelidae) natural range is Eurasia, Africa (camels) and...
Evolving up
Anyone who has been the Netherlands, especially those of us who are average UK height, will have noticed just how tall the Dutch are!...
Andes Mountains and lots of Crocodilians
Crocodilians: crocodiles, alligators, caiman and gavials; are commonly considered to be relicts, leftovers from the time of the...
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