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Forum Post New Dinosaur Species Found in India by NubiWan
...l debated by scientists.' (It's certainly debated on this ng. But I wonder how discovery of this species 'may provide crucial clues.' Dino embryos may have suffocated during volcan...
Forum Post New species of Tyrannosaur discovered by SameerPrehistorica
...d Thomas Carr of Carthage College bring a new superstar to the state.Bistahieversor sealeyi is a brand new species of tyrannosaur discovered in the Bisti/De-na-zin Wilderness of New Mexico. Source : ...
Forum Post Living Dinosaurs (re: mountain species) by FieldTurf
...s the ice. I am curious. What is your take on the lack of chimpanzee fossils? Sure, some kingsnake species are also found at high altitudes, but diversity of reptilian life usually decreases r...
Photo Comment unknown starfish by JSpencer
...ier website has plans to open his own museum if funding can be found. He is working on his papers of a new species of shrimp and some other new species he supposedly has discovered. He is hoping to co...
Photo Comment What Kind Of Shark Tooth? by Fossil Lover Ian
I bought it at the Newport Aquriaum. It came with about 11 other teeth but it didn't say what species.
Photo Comment clam by Si02
...elieve this is a clam, but a brachiopod :) If my paleo book was not in storage I'd try an identify the species. ...
Photo Comment Unnamed Picture by Fossil Lover Ian
I can't remember the exact species of this but I thoght it was eally cool. Sorry about the pic being a little blurry. When I took it someone bumped in to me.
Photo Comment My very first fossil. by Fossil Lover Ian
Thanks Lewis! I know it is a common species it would be a stroke of luck to find a extremely rare fossil at first. But since it is my first it is one of my favorites.
Forum Post chicken egg question by dggkjgkfjsfg
heh how do you account for the DEPENDANCIES of cuckoos to subsitute whole different species of baby birds to be raised by un-knowing parent birds??? if parents can assume DIFFERENT SPECIES are the...
Photo Comment trying to ID this -pic 2 by JSpencer
...tured. Honeycomb coral works for me too as it describes a feature. Tabulate is just a general name of many species of corals but I think this can be called a favosite by the way it grows in a tubelike...
Photo Comment Tyaughton Ammonite Block by Fossil Huntress
...British Columbia a while back. It is still waiting to be lovingly prepped. I'm excited to see what new species will be revealed. ...
Blog Comment Looks like a Tarsiers by Robyn
Tarsiers are an endangered species and die very quickly in captivity. Do them a favour anddon't try and buy one.
Forum Post Which pre-KT birds are present-day birds descended from? by Bluestar
Assuming that all birds living today are descended from bird species that survived the KT extinction, what fossil evidence has been found that shows a continuity across the boundary for those species?...
Forum Post Shark tooth identification? by mysticzzz
...one shark tooth in particular that I'd like opinions on. I think that it is from either a Notorynchus species or Hexanchus species, but which is it? Any opinions on what it's likely to be ar...
Blog Comment What Do You Expect From The Natural History Museum? by Fossil Huntress
...ing, some interpretation (i.e. labelling a group of eocene plants, but also pointing out that seeing these species tells us something about the environment and climate at the time, pointing out that i...
Photo Comment Unnamed Picture by JSpencer
...ve it in hand so please don`t hold me to that identification. And catfish have evolved into many different species and adapted to both salt and fresh water. They may well date back to prehistoric age....
Photo Comment Frog by Si02
... eyes help push down the food. I love frogs! Is that a young bullfrog? I don't really know a lot of species, I'm a reptile girl :D ...
Forum Post DINOCEROUS by MATTOE DE SIMEONE
I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THE HISTORICAL LARGEST SPECIES OF ANIMAL WHICH HAS DISAPEARED RECENTLY,AND WHAT ARE THE FACTORS LED TO DEATH OF THAT SPECIES
Forum Post What was the Biggest Mammalian land predator of all time? by Skydiver
Exactly the point. I don't view individual humans as pests, but the species as a whole is one hell of an infestation...and a pretty unique one, as most other infesting species (cockroaches, rats,...
Forum Post How could mammals survive the asteroid by sweetnpinky17
...ou need to survive an event like an asteroid impact. However, in groups that included a good number of species with small body size, at least _some_ species usually survived. Species yes, at l...
Forum Post any evidence that T-rex may have hopped like a kangaroo? by dggkjgkfjsfg
It's exceedingly hard to link footprints directly to a fossil species known by skeletal remains and say 'these prints were made by this animal'. In fact, except in a very few exceptiona...
Forum Post Largest L. Cambrian Trilobite Assemblage? by NubiWan
There are two Olenellidae in the fauna, a Paedeumias granulatus (new species) and Wanneria cf. W. walcotanna. The remaining trilobites can be assigned to the Oryctocephalidae, Ogygopsidae, Dorypygidae...
Forum Post Moon nearer the earth during the mesozoic by Kenobi
...ing the mesozoic,is there evidence to proove this? Could this also have effected the evolution of certain species during this time,maybe this could have been one of the factors that caused certain sp...
Forum Post Dino lifespan? by FiLoFrAk
Do your non correlated metabolic. rate / life span species fall into similar taxonomic groups, or do you pick species from where you like in the taxonomy? I have seen quite convincing curves that ...
Photo Comment My fossil site by JSpencer
... some small fish but water runs pretty fast. Most fish can`t spawn in these waters. There is an endangered species of salamander that lives in the creek downstream where this spring feeds a large publ...
Forum Post Poll #2:do Megladons still exsist? by JSpencer
...Every time that man or his machine reach a new deeper depth and explores for any good amount of time a new species is discovered of some animal or plant life. But I believe that the Meg are extinct li...
Forum Post Warmblooded survivers of the K/T-boundary by dgatlin
...mals that didnt make it through the K/T boundary!?!?!? As I mumbled before, what land animal (actual species), endo- or exothermic, larger than a house cat made it across? Dollars to doughnuts i...
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