Article Archives - Page 609 of 649

In Japan, sea pineapples, an edible ascidian, are a delicacy. The production of sea pineapples, known as hoya in Japanese, is well-known in the Tohoku region. A study group has

Biology

A New Study Reveals How Tiny Flies Solve Difficult Navigational Problems

Biology Article

It's difficult to image an organism with a brain smaller than the period at the end of this sentence successfully

Ancient Civilizations

Muscular Research Sheds New Light on Movements and Evolution of the Largest Dinosaurs

Ancient Civilizations Article

Thecodontosaurus is a herbivorous basal sauropodomorph dinosaur genus that lived in the late Triassic period (Rhaetian age). Its skeletons are

Biology

Scientists Have Figured Out How to Make Our Circadian Rhythm Both Strong and Flexible

Biology Article

All species on Earth, from microscopic fruit flies to humans, have internal clocks that regulate their daily rhythms. On the

Ancient Civilizations

Early Humans, not Bears, Left Footprints at site an in Laetoli, Tanzania

Ancient Civilizations Article

Footprints discovered in 1978 by paleontologist Mary Leakey and her team in Laetoli, Tanzania, are the oldest unequivocal evidence of

Ancient Civilizations

The Oldest Human Remains in Eastern Africa date back over 230,000 Years

Ancient Civilizations Article

The age of the oldest fossils in eastern Africa widely accepted to represent our species, Homo sapiens, has long been debated. The dating of a massive volcanic eruption in Ethiopia

Health