What does jetlag have to do with fruitflies and morning-glories?
Dinosaur babies frozen in time
South American sauropodomorph fills in the gap.
Does pristine “primordial” gas prove the big bang happened?
The evolution of how we work and play well with others
Mysterious malarial link to sickle-cell mutation resolved
Tree trunk math . . . more complicated than meets the eye.
From egg-thief to devoted mother to fan-dancer, Oviraptor reputation soars in Vegas.
Saber-toothed skulls surprise paleontologists.
Bizarre bravery in rats explained . . . with serious implications for the human brain.
A second look at Laetoli still asks the wrong question.
We have been hearing for years that chimp and human DNA is 98.5% identical, as if that proves our common ancestry.
Net of Denisovan cousins widens.
Longevity in roundworms lasts until the 3rd generation.
Spectral signposts suggest interstellar seeds of life.
Sauropod sojourns or enamel of evacuation?
If Sarai really was Abram’s half-sister, were his claims to Pharaoh and later Abimelech lies? What’s the difference between deception and witholding needed information?
Sperm, or no sperm? That was the question.
Move over, mass extinction meteorite, says new model.
Robots arbitrate the flight debate.
Steve Jobs, like so many described in AiG’s book Already Gone, did not get the answers to the questions troubling his heart and so walked away from God.
Oceanic chromium pins down date for the Great Oxidation Event.
Giant panda is big on bamboo but doesn’t get much bang for the bite.
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