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Newly Discovered Pterosaur Had a Massive 39-Foot Wingspan, No Teeth, But Would Have Ruled the Skies
New research suggests giant flying pterosaurs roamed the air all over the world 60 million years ago in the Late Cretaceous Period.
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Indian Pangolin and Star Tortoise Among Obscure Animals Endangered by Poachers
Harvard Tops Chinese World University Rankings
Plants May Exchange Specific Commands in Mysterious RNA Communication, New Study Suggests
Interstellar Space Dust on Earth for the First Time? NASA Scientists Believe So
By Russell WesterholmAspirin May Halve Risk of Breast Cancer Recurrence in Overweight, Obese Women
By J BaulkmanHarvard Scientists Design Self-Assembling Robots, But Don't Worry, They're Harmless
By Russell WesterholmFlying Dinosaur With Head Like a Buffertly Wing Identified as Social Creature, Part of the Pterosaur Family
By Russell Westerholm10-Foot, 400-Pound Amazonian Freshwater Fish On the Brink of Extinction; How Conservationists Could Save Them
By Russell WesterholmGeckos Rely on Retractable, Sticky Substance to Climb Walls; How Robots Could Benefit From the Discovery
By Russell WesterholmScientists Observe 3 Stars Devoured by Supermassive Black Holes, Possibly Identify More Than 20 Others
By Russell WesterholmTwo-Headed Dolphin Discovered in Turkey, Now Under Scientific Examination
By Russell Westerholm
