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Ideal solution: how to remove gold from fossils quickly, cheaply and safely

Ideal solution: how to remove gold from fossils quickly, cheaply and safely

Posted by mjs76 at May 14, 2012 01:55 PM |

Chemists and geologists join forces to solve microscopy problem.

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A finding to get your (fossilised) teeth into

A finding to get your (fossilised) teeth into

Posted by fi17 at Oct 17, 2011 12:30 PM |

Tiny fraction of jaw bone turns out to be world's largest toothed pterosaur

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A ptotally pterrific pterobranch: amazing Cambrian fossil discovered

A ptotally pterrific pterobranch: amazing Cambrian fossil discovered

Posted by mjs76 at Mar 24, 2011 05:00 PM |

Pterobranch? It’s a type of hemichordate. Hemichordate...? Not the most familiar group of animals, for sure, but in evolutionary terms hemichordates are very important. To understand why, we first need to consider chordates – and before that, we need to consider vertebrates…

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Which came first, the pterosaur or the egg?

Which came first, the pterosaur or the egg?

Posted by mjs76 at Jan 21, 2011 12:55 PM |

Leicester palaeontologist’s amazing discovery sheds light on sexual differences and breeding habits of ancient flying reptile.

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Quetzalcoatlus in 3D! Leicester pterosaur expert advises Christmas Day highlight

Quetzalcoatlus in 3D! Leicester pterosaur expert advises Christmas Day highlight

Posted by mjs76 at Dec 23, 2010 12:10 PM |

Six o-clock on Christmas Day. You’ve opened your pressies, had lunch, had a nap, watched The Queen. It’s dark and cold outside but inside it’s time for the highlight of the festive TV schedules: Flying Monsters on Sky 3D!

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