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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 A Born Mimic: Toxic Robber Fly Mimics Tarantula Hawk Wasp Discover the toxic robber fly, a master mimic of the tarantula hawk wasp, and its fascinating evolutionary survival strategy. November 14, 2013 News & Blogs The Power of Poison: Poison as Medicine Deadly substances have been transformed into powerful medical treatments, highlighting the dual nature of poison. November 13, 2013 News & Blogs Giant Platypus? Newly Discovered Fossil Tooth Reveals Largest Platypus on Record Undergraduate Rebecca Pian and colleagues found the tooth of what is, so far, the largest known fossil platypus species. November 13, 2013 News & Blogs Oldest Big Cat: Fossil of Four-Plus Million-Year-Old Big Cat Species Discovered Learn about the discovery of a four-million-year-old big cat fossil, offering new insights into feline evolution. November 13, 2013 News & Blogs Retro Fan Art from the Original Hayden Planetarium Learn about the early days of the Hayden Planetarium, its history, and its pioneering role in astronomy education. October 11, 2013 News & Blogs New Research: Bat Malaria Parasites Linked with Rodents Learn about research linking bat malaria parasites to rodents and its implications for disease ecology. October 7, 2013 News & Blogs Know Your Dart-Poison Frog Explore various species of poison dart frogs, known for their potent toxins and vibrant colors. August 13, 2013 News & Blogs The First Whale: Pakicetus Pakicetus, a four-footed land mammal from 50 million years ago, is considered the earliest known whale. August 7, 2013 News & Blogs Discovering the Golden Poison Frog Explore the vibrant golden poison frog and its role in the ecosystem as one of the most toxic animals. August 6, 2013 News & Blogs Using 3D Printing to Reconstruct Dinosaurs, Students Learn to Think Like Paleontologists See how students are using 3D printing technology to reconstruct dinosaurs, bringing paleontology and innovation together. August 2, 2013 News & Blogs Which Came First: The Bird or the Bird Brain? Explore the evolutionary sequence of birds and their brains, shedding light on the development of flight and intelligence. July 31, 2013 News & Blogs Museum Artist Steve Quinn Honored with Lifetime Achievement Award Museum artist Steve Quinn is recognized with a lifetime achievement award. July 29, 2013
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