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A nautiloid fossil misinterpreted as the oldest octopus for 26 years
A fossil from the Mazon Creek Lagerstätte in Illinois, USA— Pohlsepia mazonensis...
Biology Popular Science
The Lace-Fringed Mite — Conoppia palmicinc...
In forests stretching from Europe to Central Asia, beneath moss covering the bar...
Dragon Boat Festival Column — The Deadly L...
Since ancient times, the Dragon Boat Festival has been an important part of Chin...
Spiders That Look Like Ants
The jumping spider genus Myrmarachne (family Salticidae) has evolved bodies tha...
Grasshopper Babies and Their Lunch Boxes —...
Since ancient times, locusts have been among the most feared agricultural pests ...
Henneguya salmonicola and Myxozoans
What if someone told you that an animal exists which cannot perform aerobic resp...
Holocene Atmospheric Temperature Changes a...
Before examining the warming driven by human activity, a fundamental question mu...
Popular Paleontology
A Silurian Leech Fossil Reshapes the Evolu...
Leeches are soft-bodied worms with slick, flexible bodies, well known for their ...
South American Giant Carcharodontosaurid —...
Meraxes gigas (Image source：Carlos Papolio， CC BY-SA 4.0 ) Discovery site of ...
A Tooth Embedded in the Skull: New Evidenc...
Tyrannosaurus is one of the most well-known carnivorous dinosaurs among the gen...
What Did Ice Age Humans Eat? — A Qingming...
During the Qingming Festival, families gather to honor their ancestors, offering...
Ankylosaurs or Crocodiles? Don't Get Them...
As the opening chapter of the Mesozoic Era, the Triassic has long remained one o...
The Musical Side of Scientists: Fossils Na...
In popular imagination, scientists are often portrayed as people who devote all ...