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News & Blogs New Study Asks: “Where Are the Tiny Dinosaurs?” Research suggests that competition with mammals may explain why non-bird dinosaurs never evolved into truly tiny animals. News & Blogs Gobi Fossil Reshapes the Mammal Family Tree Decades after discovery of extraordinary fossil, scientists are rethinking how early mammals evolved during the Cretaceous.
News & Blogs Heat-Loving Microbes Some like it hot, and that includes microbes that are specialized for life in some of the hottest places on the planet. November 14, 2015 News & Blogs Analysis of Oldest-known Plant-visiting Bat Suggests It Was Omnivorous New evidence suggests the oldest known nectar-drinking bat, Palynephyllum antimaster, likely also dined on bugs. November 12, 2015 News & Blogs The Microbiome of Our Skin The skin microbiome influences health, revealing its role as a protective barrier and a habitat for diverse microorganisms. November 6, 2015 News & Blogs The Incredible Cave Salamander Discover the olm, a blind cave salamander with extraordinary adaptations for life in complete darkness. October 28, 2015 News & Blogs "Jade" By Any Other Name Uncover the fascinating story behind jade, its various forms, and the cultural significance it holds around the world. October 26, 2015 News & Blogs Ancient “Supershark” Fossils Found in Texas Explore the discovery of ancient supershark fossils in Texas. October 19, 2015 News & Blogs Of Malaria and Microbes Learn how microbes influence the malaria parasite and uncover the complex interplay between pathogens and human health. October 19, 2015 News & Blogs Fossils of Ghost Ranch Explore the remarkable fossils from Ghost Ranch, unveiling secrets of prehistoric life in New Mexico. October 16, 2015 News & Blogs The Coelophysis in the Subway Explore the iconic Coelophysis fossil displayed in the 81st Street subway station, and its significance in dinosaur research. October 15, 2015 News & Blogs Human Relative’s Foot a Step Towards Modern Walking Fossil analysis reveals insights into a human relative's locomotion and environment, bridging gaps in evolutionary history. October 6, 2015 News & Blogs The Ecosystem In Your Belly Button Human navels host a diverse ecosystem of bacteria, with some species unique to individuals. September 25, 2015 News & Blogs The Microbiome of Central Park Explore the hidden world of microbes thriving in Central Park, revealing the rich biodiversity of this urban oasis. September 21, 2015
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