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paleontology Scientists found a fossilized dinosaur sitting on eggs containing fossilized embryos David Pescovitz
paleontology This may be the largest creature in history David Pescovitz
sperm Scientists find 100 million-year-old sperm preserved in amber David Pescovitz
paleontology This tiny skull trapped in amber belongs to the smallest dinosaur ever discovered David Pescovitz
tooth Boy finds massive woolly mammoth tooth outside Ohio inn David Pescovitz
dem bones Check out this massive dinosaur femur just found in France David Pescovitz
sea creatures "Cthulhu was real!" say scientists David Pescovitz
paleontology This crazy dinosaur was Earth's largest land animal David Pescovitz
fossils Man finds rare 25-million-year-old teeth from massive shark David Pescovitz
fossils The mystery of the Tully Monster continues David Pescovitz
amber Dinosaur's feathered tail found preserved in amber David Pescovitz
paleontology World's most accurate dinosaur model David Pescovitz
paleontology Ancient cockroach ate poop Maggie Koerth
paleontology Ancient bloodsuckers Maggie Koerth
paleontology Scientists study fossils without having to remove them from rock Maggie Koerth
paleontology How big was a T. Rex turd? Maggie Koerth
paleontology So, you want to be a fossil Maggie Koerth
Americas Native Americans were digging up bones long before Columbus Maggie Koerth
mammoth Meet the best-preserved mammoth in history of paleontology Maggie Koerth
mammoths Resurrecting the dead — one piece at a time Maggie Koerth

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