palaeontology

New Research Shows Tyrannosaurus Rex’s Enormous Teeth Were Covered With Lips

Scientists Find Tyrannosaurus Had Two More Species Other Than ‘Rex’

Palaeontology Has a Colonialism Problem

How Palaeontologists Pieced Together the Strange Story of Whale Evolution

The Stories of the Past Hidden Under Your Feet

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New Yorker’s Dino Fossils Profile Features Pitfalls of ‘Science as Performance’

Indopithecus, Sivapithecus, palaeontology, Kutch, Gujarat, Tapar, Hari Talyanagar, Miocene epoch, ape fossils, Himalaya, Hipparion, CT scan, carbon dating, Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeosciences, marine fossils, human evolution, canine, molar teeth,

Indian Scientists Unearth First Evidence of Ape Presence South of Himalaya