The rise of humans threw a wrench into the way other land species organized themselves, according to a new statistical analysis covering millions of years of ecosystem...
You don’t name a sea creature after an ancient Greek warship unless it’s built like a predator.
That’s certainly true of the recently discovered Pentecopterus, a giant sea...
The Earth’s tectonic plates may be more flexible than previously thought as they slide underneath each other and dive deep below the surface, according to new observations...
Nova’s “Making North American”, hosted by G&G alum Kirk Johnson, premiered November 4, 2015 on PBS, Episode two “Life” which features Noah Planavsky, will premiere...
Although reconstruction of the phylogeny of living birds has progressed tremendously in the last decade, the evolutionary history of Neoaves—a clade that encompasses nearly...
From the Academy’s website: “Being elected a member of the Academy constitutes exclusive recognition of successful achievements. These could be prominent research in...
Earth’s early burrowers were slow to discover the bottom of the ocean as a good place to kick up dirt.
New research suggests that ancient marine animals took millions of...
