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What it changes about late-Cretaceous Asian ecosystems, and why this skull matters more than the headlines suggest.
Melanosomes, fossil pigments, and the surprising limits of what feathered theropods can tell us.
A paleo artist doing remarkable reconstructions, a podcast episode on deep time, and a new museum exhibit.
The most interesting fossil finds and paleontology research from the past month, with the context to explain why each one actually matters. Not headlines. The real story.
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