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Snakes are built to evolve at incredible speeds, and scientists aren't sure why
submitted 1 month ago by ActuallyNot from livescience.com
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.
submitted 2 months ago by ActuallyNot from commondescentpodcast.com
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.
submitted 5 months ago by ActuallyNot from commondescentpodcast.com
The common descent podcast: Episode 176 – Hadrosaurs
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.
submitted 7 months ago by ActuallyNot from commondescentpodcast.com
Common Descent Podcast: Episode 173 – Herbivores (Plant-Eaters)
Fossils suggest this Triassic long necked reptile kept being decapitated
submitted 9 months ago by ActuallyNot from cosmosmagazine.com
For this years' croc month, we have Will on Marine Crocs!
submitted 9 months ago by ActuallyNot from commondescentpodcast.com
Will and Dave have a new episode out: Geologic Dating, which is not the singles scene for earth scientists.
submitted 10 months ago by ActuallyNot from commondescentpodcast.com
Common Descent Podcast: Monotremes
Fossils reveal the long-term relationship between feathered dinosaurs and feather-feeding beetles
submitted 11 months ago by ActuallyNot from phys.org
Scientists discover fossils of oldest known potential pollinators, pushing back pollinators to 280 million years ago from 120 million years ago.
submitted 1 year ago by ActuallyNot from theguardian.com
Late Cretaceous Monotreme tooth, and part of jaw found ... In South America.
submitted 1 year ago by ActuallyNot from livescience.com
Neanderthals Hunted and Butchered Massive Elephants 125,000 Years Ago
submitted 1 year ago by ActuallyNot from smithsonianmag.com
Climate: Lessons from the latest global warming
submitted 1 year ago by ActuallyNot from sciencedaily.com
This dinosaur might have used its feet to snag prey in midair like modern hawks
submitted 1 year ago by ActuallyNot from sciencenews.org
The Dinosaur Footprint Found in England is 166 Million Years Old
submitted 1 year ago by ActuallyNot from ulukayin.org
An ankylosaur larynx provides insights for bird-like vocalization in non-avian dinosaurs
submitted 1 year ago by ActuallyNot from nature.com