How did prehistoric people hunt mammoths? They didn't throw their spears

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Episode 198 – Eels – The Common Descent Podcast

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Episode 193 – Hopping – The Common Descent Podcast

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Snakes are built to evolve at incredible speeds, and scientists aren't sure why

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Episode 183 – Feathers. I always thought that feathers were a modified scale. Apparently that's not known. It *could* be the other way around for the scales on bird's legs. This and many other feather facts in Common Descent 183.

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Episode 177 – Neanderthals. Not exclusively the big-game hunters that I'd thought. But suffering from low populations, and with some evidence of being outbred by Homo Sapiens, the current Common Descent is a deep dive into all things Neanderthal.

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The common descent podcast: Episode 176 – Hadrosaurs

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Episode 174 – The Mesozoic Marine Revolution: The seas of the Paleozoic Era were quite different from today, and between them, there was a great ecological transition. Will and Dave discuss the complexities, mysteries, and lasting impacts of the Mesozoic Marine Revolution.

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Common Descent Podcast: Episode 173 – Herbivores (Plant-Eaters)

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Fossils suggest this Triassic long necked reptile kept being decapitated

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For this years' croc month, we have Will on Marine Crocs!

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Will and Dave have a new episode out: Geologic Dating, which is not the singles scene for earth scientists.

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Common Descent Podcast: Monotremes

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Fossils reveal the long-term relationship between feathered dinosaurs and feather-feeding beetles

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Scientists discover fossils of oldest known potential pollinators, pushing back pollinators to 280 million years ago from 120 million years ago.

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Late Cretaceous Monotreme tooth, and part of jaw found ... In South America.

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Neanderthals Hunted and Butchered Massive Elephants 125,000 Years Ago

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Climate: Lessons from the latest global warming

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This dinosaur might have used its feet to snag prey in midair like modern hawks

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The Dinosaur Footprint Found in England is 166 Million Years Old

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An ankylosaur larynx provides insights for bird-like vocalization in non-avian dinosaurs

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