Experts have uncovered the remains of a gigantic dinosaur in Argentina and believe it could be one of the largest creatures to have ever walked the Earth.

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Dinosaur fossils found in Argentina could belong to the world's largest-ever creature

As Americans stand on the footbridge to the future, an anthropologist advises people to take a deep breath, seek wisdom from their elders, and be patient for cultural change.

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Bridging the American Cultural Divide

Starfish are one of the most recognisable animals on our planet. Yellowj/shutterstock.comA chance discovery of a beautifully preserved fossil in the desert landscape of Morocco has solved one of the great mysteries of biology and palaeontology: how starfish evolved their arms.Starfish are one of the most recognisable animals on our planet. Most people probably associate them with trips to the beach, walking in rock pools or swimming in the sea. …

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Starfish: rare fossil helps answer the mystery of how they evolved arms

Researchers have described in detail a dinosaur's cloacal or vent -- the all-purpose opening used for defecation, urination and breeding.

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All-purpose dinosaur opening reconstructed

islamabad-A group of international scientists, including an Australian astrophysicist, has used know-how from gravitational-wave astronomy (used to find black holes in space) to study ancient marine fossils as a predictor of climate change.

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Using gravitational-wave to predict earth’s future climate

Take a journey around late Ice Age Britain with Jen Horseman, Angharad Jones, and Lizzy Peneycad.

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The Great British Ice Age: Ideas, Investigation, and Interpretation

A stunningly well-preserved fossil is giving insights into insect history.

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Scientist calls 50-million-year-old fossilized bug private parts 'a rare treat'

The forces fighting climate science have not been defeated, just changed tactics. But Michael Mann, a key figure in the fightback, argues for hope in his new book

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The New Climate War review: Reasons to be optimistic about the future

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