Study reveals one good thing from dinosaur extinction that let primates emerge
The extinction of dinosaurs about 65 million years ago helped create an environment where fruits could thrive, leading to the ...
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Paleobotanists discover the world's oldest forest dating back 385 million years
Charles Ver Straeten, curator of sedimentary rocks at the New York State Museum, made an unexpected discovery while surveying ...
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Dinosaur Extinction Allowed Seeds to Grow and Fruits to Flourish
Learn how the extinction of dinosaurs around 66 million years ago caused seeds to grow larger, filling in an important piece ...
Super genes: Does evolution need them?
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How dinosaur extinction triggered fruit evolution and shaped human survival
In the spirit of “everything is connected,” a new study found that the extinction of the dinosaurs paved the way for the emergence of fruit, which nourished our primate ancestors. Tapping into this ...