The late Emeritus Professor Ivan Fordyce, a renowned vertebrate entomologist, had a 40-year career at the University of Otago. Credit:
Artist’s reconstruction of a newly hatched troodontid-like dinosaur resting in fragments of its eggshell (based on a Mongolian microtroodontid type).
Two neocanosaurs stand on their hind legs to reach the top of a tree. Computational analyzes show that the species
Credit: Geodorisetas (2025) https://sciencepress.mnhn.fr/en/periodiques/gedoversitas/47/20 Research teams from Academia Sinica and National Taiwan University have documented the first discovery of five
Credit: Pixabay/CC 0 Public Domain Understanding what the environment looked like millions of years ago is how our earliest ancestors
Location of hadrosaurid tails and pathologies in relation to the cloacal region. Credit: isciment (2025) doi: 10.1016/j.isci.2025.113739 Paleontologists have long
Artistic reconstruction of Pleistocene ecosystems in the Taiwan Strait, with emphasis on Paleoloxodon populations at c.4 Meadows. Illustrated by DSB
Credit: McGill University A worn mammoth tooth discovered about 150 years ago on an island in Nunavut offers new insights
Adult marine shell-boring spiny polychaete. Credit: Vasily Radishevsky/Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences A new study has
Jason W. Ricketts, PhD, associate professor in the Department of Earth, Environmental and Resource Sciences at the University of Texas
Credit: Pixabay/CC 0 Public Domain The dinosaur “mummy” couldn’t be further from my mind as I raised a hay bale
Dr. Brian Achar. Credit: University of Reading Vibrant orange lichens are helping scientists discover dinosaur fossils in Canada. Current biology.
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