Revealing the Hand of Paranthropus boisei: Tool Use and Evolution Insights
New Kenyan fossils reveal Paranthropus boisei hand anatomy, hinting at tool use and a blend of arboreal and terrestrial lifestyles.
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Groundbreaking Discovery of 200 Million Year-Old Pterosaur Jawbone in New Mexico
A new species of pterosaur, Caelestiventus hanseni, has been discovered in New Mexico, providing valuable insights into the evolution and diversity of these ancient flying reptiles.
Challenging Lucy's Legacy: New Fossils Redraw the Human Family Tree
Debate over Lucy's status as humanity's ancestor as new fossils reshape the hominin family tree.
Ancient Hearth Discovery: Fire-Making in Prehistory
Archaeologists uncover a 400,000-year-old hearth, revealing early humans could create and control fire and its role in prehistoric life.
Ancient Fossils and Interstellar Visitors: A Science Roundup
From ancient fossils to interstellar comets, a science roundup on human origins and space observations.
Bieber Fever: The Impact and Evolution of Justin Bieber's Music Career
AP journalists have been closely following Justin Bieber's career and the impact it has had on fans, from highs of Grammy wins to lows of controversies.
RNA World to Molecular Evolution: Origins of Life in Prebiotic Earth
Explores the RNA world hypothesis, giant impacts delivering RNA building blocks, and RNA-based evolution before cells.
Ancient Arctic Rhino Epiaceratherium Itjilik Rewrites Miocene Migration
A 23-million-year-old rhinoceros fossil in Canada's High Arctic reshapes what we know about Miocene migrations and Arctic evolution.
From Mass Death to the Age of Fishes: Climate Crisis That Shaped Ancient Oceans
New fossil research links the Ordovician extinction to climate upheaval, revealing how early jawed fishes rebounded and reshaped ancient oceans.
Why Women Live Longer: Evolutionary Roots and Closing the Longevity Gap
Explores why women live longer than men from X chromosomes to hormones, and how lifestyle changes could close the longevity gap.
Is the Sun Really a Dwarf? Unpacking Stellar Classification
Explore why the Sun is called a yellow dwarf, what 'dwarf' means in stellar terms, and the Sun's lifecycle.
New Dinosaur Species Discovered on Isle of Wight
A new species of dinosaur, the Istiorachis macarthurae, was discovered on the Isle of Wight, UK. This finding sheds light on the diversity of dinosaurs and their evolution during the Early Cretaceous period.
Our Fishy Fingers
Discover the fascinating connection between our hands and fish
Is Homo Sapiens Older Than We Thought?
New research on a digitally reconstructed skull challenges the current timeline of human evolution and raises questions about our place in the evolutionary tree.
New Discovery: Ancient Whale Ancestor Resembles Pokémon
Learn about the recent discovery of an ancient whale ancestor that sheds light on the evolution of modern whales.
