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Young Girl Uncovers Dinosaur Footprints on South Wales Beach
In an extraordinary turn of events, 10-year-old Tegan’s beach outing in South Wales led to the remarkable discovery of dinosaur footprints dating back over 200 million years. While exploring Lavernock Point in the Vale of Glamorgan, Tegan and her mother Claire stumbled upon five large footprints, which palaeontologists believe were made by a came...
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Humans lost Their Tails 25 Million Years Ago. Scientists Figure Out Why
The answer lies in the gene TBXT, which is involved with tail length in certain animals.
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The Oldest Known Relative Of Dinosaurs Was A Total Freak, Experts Say
The 245-million-year-old fossils were some of the strangest ones Sterling Nesbitt had ever seen. Their bodies looked like crocodiles - stout and muscular, with four sturdy legs. But their necks and tails were unusually long, and the bones bore certain markings only found in dinosaurs.
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Neurosurgeons Remove 18 cm-Long 'Tail' From Nagpur Boy's Back
A team of neurosurgeons at the government Super Specialty Hospital (SSH) in Nagpur have successfully removed a 18-cm long human 'tail', apparently the longest recorded so far, from the back of a teenage boy after its abnormal growth turned painful for him.
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Young Girl Uncovers Dinosaur Footprints on South Wales Beach
In an extraordinary turn of events, 10-year-old Tegan’s beach outing in South Wales led to the remarkable discovery of dinosaur footprints dating back over 200 million years. While exploring Lavernock Point in the Vale of Glamorgan, Tegan and her mother Claire stumbled upon five large footprints, which palaeontologists believe were made by a came...
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Humans lost Their Tails 25 Million Years Ago. Scientists Figure Out Why
The answer lies in the gene TBXT, which is involved with tail length in certain animals.
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The Oldest Known Relative Of Dinosaurs Was A Total Freak, Experts Say
The 245-million-year-old fossils were some of the strangest ones Sterling Nesbitt had ever seen. Their bodies looked like crocodiles - stout and muscular, with four sturdy legs. But their necks and tails were unusually long, and the bones bore certain markings only found in dinosaurs.
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Neurosurgeons Remove 18 cm-Long 'Tail' From Nagpur Boy's Back
A team of neurosurgeons at the government Super Specialty Hospital (SSH) in Nagpur have successfully removed a 18-cm long human 'tail', apparently the longest recorded so far, from the back of a teenage boy after its abnormal growth turned painful for him.
