Taphonomy Reveals How China’s Hipparion Red Clay Preserved Neogene Mammal Communities
The first quantitative taphonomic study of China's Hipparion Red Clay shows that its fossil assemblages faithfully record ancient mammal communities, ...
Tag: Miocene
Eight new species of Miocene lanternfish unveiled from tiny ear bones in Japan
Deep beneath the waves of the world ocean, lanternfishes drift in enormous swarms, ... The significance of this new collection ...
Fossil Fish Ear Stones Reveal Hidden Diversity of Lake Pannon’s Ancient Waters
A new study of fossil fish otoliths from the ancient Lake Pannon reveals a diverse and previously underappreciated endemic fish ...
12-Million-Year-Old Austrian Fossil Leaves Reveal a Lost Miocene Lake Forest
A re-examination of roughly 450 fossil leaves and fruits from the abandoned Wolf clay pit in Graz-Andritz reconstructs the vegetation, ...
First Full Skeleton of Ancient Leptarctus Reveals a Badger-Like Predator That Once Ruled Miocene North America
The first known partial skeleton of the extinct mustelid Leptarctus wortmani reveals a badger-like terrestrial generalist that occupied Miocene North ...
Glass Lizard Hidden in Spanish Mine Slab Rewrites Miocene Ecosystem Map
Deep in the bituminous mudstones of an abandoned Spanish sulphur mine, a slab of rock sat for decades with a ...
Fossil Jumping Plant Louse From Miocene Germany Reveals Ancient Insect Puzzle
A tiny insect preserved in 16-million-year-old lake sediments in southern Germany is rewriting what scientists know about an often-overlooked group ...
Enigmatic Fossil Shark Megalolamna Surfaces in Europe for the First Time
Fossil teeth from Austria, France, Germany, and Italy reveal that the elusive Miocene shark genus Megalolamna once roamed European seas, ...
Five Extinct Thief Ant Species Emerge From 16-Million-Year-Old Dominican Amber
Researchers describe five extinct Solenopsis thief ant species from Miocene Dominican amber while exposing mislabeled copal specimens in museum collections.
Oldest Known Deer Skeleton With Dichotomous Antlers Found in Japan Rewrites Early Cervid Dispersal
A remarkably complete 18-million-year-old deer skeleton unearthed from a riverbank in central Japan is rewriting the opening chapter of deer ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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