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Imposing 'Terror Bird' Was South America's Top Predator Post-Dinosaur Extinction
Scientists have analyzed the most complete fossil uncovered to date of a large "terror bird."
Young Sea Turtles Do Not Simply Drift Along With the Current, Are Active Swimmers
African Mountain Gorillas In Danger of Extinction, Inbreeding in an Effort to Survive
T-Rex Relative s Skull Shows Signs of Inter-Species Violence and Possible Cannibalism
3 Studies Address Origins of the Moon and Why It is So Similar in Composition to Earth
Pesticide Exposure May Heighten Heart Disease Risk
Astronomers Spot Compounds Necessary for Life in an Distant Infant Star System
NASA's Top Scientists: Finding Microbial Life Away from Earth a Matter of Time
By Russell WesterholmBrontosaurus Recognized as its Own Dinosaur for First Time in More than a Century
By Russell Westerholm70 Percent of Glaciers in Western Canada to Disappear by Year 2100, Study Suggests
By Russell Westerholm'Dwarf Dragons' Identified in South America, How They Have Gone Relatively Unnoticed
By Russell WesterholmClimate Change: Northwest Alaska Bird, Mammal Species May Experience Habitat Change
By Staff ReporterOttoman Era 'War' Camel's Skeleton Found Completely Intact in Cellar in Austria
By Russell WesterholmNASA, ESA Planning 2-Part Plan to Mark and Shoot at Near-Earth Asteroid in 2020
By Russell WesterholmHubble Telescope Spots 8 Unique, Far-Off Quasars
By Russell Westerholm
