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The observed increase of body size in ungulates during the 20 million years before the Pleistocene is driven by the process of species selection, according to researchers. Bigger ungulate species became more common because of a higher origination and lower … Continue reading
A crack in the Larsen C ice shelf as photographed Nov. 10. (John Sonntag/NASA) New images show the long-watched rift in the Larsen C ice shelf grew 11 miles (18 kilometers) in the last few weeks. A dramatic break could … Continue reading
Herbivorous mammals have bigger bellies than their usually slim carnivorous counterparts, an international study based on 3D reconstructions of animal skeletons reveals for the first time. In dinosaurs, however, there is no notable difference between carnivores and herbivores. Strange & … Continue reading
Herbivorous mammals have bigger bellies than their usually slim carnivorous counterparts, an international study based on 3D reconstructions of animal skeletons reveals for the first time. In dinosaurs, however, there is no notable difference between carnivores and herbivores. Paleontology News … Continue reading
New research suggests that humans became the large-brained, large-bodied animals we are today because of natural selection to increase brain size. The work contradicts previous models that treat brain size and body size as independent traits. Instead, the study shows … Continue reading
P(ANSA) – Florence, April 22 – Political controversies should not sully Italy’s charity soccer match, the Partita Del Cuore (Game of the Heart), the head of a leading medical NGO said Tuesday.BRGino Strada, founder of Emergency, said that if Premier … Continue reading