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Famous First Reptile Fossil Wasn’t a Reptile After All Study uncovers gills and fish-like teeth in 345-million-year-old fossil, upending long-held ideas on origins of reptiles. New Study Points to Bats Originating in Europe New bat genome and fossil study, the largest ever, finds bats likely originated in Europe around 65 million years ago before goi
DNA Study Suggests Scorpions Diversified as Andes Formed Explore a DNA study tracing scorpions' evolution and how the Andes mountains played a role in their diversification. May 16, 2016 Get to Know a Dino: Citipati osmolskae Discover Citipati osmolskae, an oviraptorid dinosaur known for its nesting behavior and connection to modern birds. May 12, 2016 Glowing Shark Patterns Get Brighter in Deep Water Learn about the unique glowing patterns of sharks that intensify in deep water, uncovering their role in marine ecosystems. April 26, 2016 Get to Know a Dino: Microraptor gui Microraptor gui, the first dinosaur found with asymmetrical feathers on its back legs, indicates adaptations for flight. April 26, 2016 Flapping Before Flight Investigate how pre-flight flapping behaviors in ancient species contribute to our understanding of flight evolution. April 25, 2016 Research Shows Vital Links Between Lemurs and Fruit Trees Lemurs in Madagascar interact depend on fruit trees, highlighting their diet, habitat, and conservation challenges. April 20, 2016 Bigger Brains Drove Evolution to Bigger Human Bodies Research highlights how the evolution of larger brains drove the development of bigger human bodies over millions of years. April 18, 2016 Get to Know a Dino: Yutyrannus huali Yutyrannus huali, a 1.5-ton theropod dinosaur, is the largest known species with direct evidence of proto-feathers. April 11, 2016 Women in Museum History: Alice Gray Explore the life and contributions of Alice Gray, a pioneering entomologist and origami enthusiast. March 31, 2016 The Very Real Questions About a Simulated Universe Explore the possibility of a simulated universe. March 29, 2016 Women In Museum History: Dina Jochelson-Brodskaya Celebrate Dina Jochelson-Brodskaya's contributions to Museum history. March 18, 2016 How Dinosaur Brains Led to Modern Birds How dinosaur structures of dinosaurs evolved, leading to the development of unique cognitive abilities in modern birds. March 14, 2016
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