archaeopteryx

Listen: The Fossil That Launched a Dinosaur Revolution

No Meal in a Pill Yet, but Here Are the Superfoods of the Future

Fluffy Pterosaurs Have Reignited Debate on the Mystery of Dino Feathers

CT-scan-based skull restoration and life reconstruction of the toothed stem bird Ichthyornis dispar, a primitive seabird that prospered about 85 million years ago along the warm, shallow inland sea that once split North America, is shown in this image released on May 2, 2018. Credit: Michael Hanson and Bhart-Anjan S. Bhullar/Handout via Reuters

New Fossils Reveal More About Ancient Bird With Blended Dinosaur, Avian Traits

An Archaeopteryx fossil from the Jurassic period. Credit: Wikimedia Commons

Archaeopteryx May Have Flown in Short Bursts, Like Modern Day Pheasants

A Brief History of Earth: The Birds, the Bees and Other Triassic Treats

A Brief History of Earth: The Triassic, a Time for New Beginnings and a Few Endings