Fossils

Livoniana—have they (finally!) found a missing link?

The fossil record: Becoming more random all the time

How well do paleontologists know fossil distributions?

Living fossils: Busycon

Living fossils: crinoid

Living fossils: Pleurotomaria

Living fossils: Polistes wasps

Keys to rapid rock formation

Sensational Australian tree … like ‘finding a live dinosaur’

Neandertal childrens fossils

The idea of ‘punctuated equilibrium’ constitutes an admission of a lack of an observed biological mechanism for producing abrupt appearance.

A whale of a tale?

‘Dinosaur Tree’ behind bars

The Discovery of DNA in bacteria in ancient salt crystals shows they cannot be millions of years old.

In Huancavelica province, Peru, paleontologist Arturo Vildozola found distinctive boulders described by some as giant fossil oysters, by others as concretions.