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- End-Cretaceous mass extinction moving towards 'closure'? May 2010
- Evolution of first land vertebrates in disarra. March 2010
- ‘Roger, I think that triffid just moved March 2010
- Believable Archaean fossils March 2010
- A ginger dinosaur March 2010
- Life originated as an oddity November 2009
- End-Permian crisis not so bad for ammonites November 2009
- What’s green and above sea level? September 2009
- Mantle Link with Biosphere July 2009
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- The ancestral animal May 2009
- Photosynthesis from way back when: the hunt for RuBisCO May 2009
- Nitrogen isotopes and a change in the Archaean biosphere March 2009
- The Palaeocene Snake of Death and torrid times March 2009
- Snowball Earth and the major division among animals March 2009
- Broody dinosaurs January 2009
- Molecular evidence for the environment of the universal ancestor January 2009
- When bacteria became more sturdy January 2009
- Chemical conditions for the end-Permian mass extinction November 2008
- Plant evolution summarised November 2008
- The strange case of the line-dancing arthropods November 2008
- Ocean chemistry at the time of the earliest animals September 2008
- The Great Ordovician Diversification September 2008
- Stress and the Cambrian Explosion July 2008
- Yet another blow for creationism July 2008
- What, pray, is the platypus? July 2008
- Vivipary in armoured fishes July 2008
- A volcanic nursery for life July 2008
- New hope for very old molecular phylogeny … May 2008
- Life perked up by repeated impacts March 2008
- An old bat from Wyoming March 2008
- Last common ancestor of all the primates was a flying lemur January 2008
- Planet of the beetles January 2008
- Mammal evolution makeover January 2008
- Permian shark bites fish-biting amphibian January 2008
- Feared dinosaur probably feathered November 2007
- Robot shows how fishes walked out of water May 2007
- Ancient protein May 2007
- Ediacaran fauna reviewed May 2007
- Fossil embryos debunked? March 2007
- Microbial carbonate secretion Marhc 2007
- Our relationship with sea urchins January 2007
- Oxygen and the explosion of large, soft animals January 2007
- Global warming, sour gas and mass extinctions January 2007
- Gliding mammal of the Jurassic January 2007
- Fossil bee: the right place and the right time November 2006
- Near-pristine traces of life before Earth’s surface became oxidising August 2006
- Pocket sauropods August 2006
- A fish-quadruped missing link May 2006
- Gaia: the ultimate frontier April 2006
- Methane, methanogens and early climate control April 2006
- Faster recovery after mass extinctions March 2006
- Is the Cambrian Explosion real evidence for an evolutionary burst? March 2006
- Yet more on the end-Permian extinction January 2006
- Fig leaves over Palaeocene-Eocene boundary December 2005
- Dinosaur dung, the Deccan Trap and grass December 2005
- Clay minerals and the origin of life December 2005
- Photosynthesis during a ‘Snowball’ epoch
- New twist for end-Permian extinctions May 2005
- Evolutionary rhythms April 2005
- No graphite in Akilia apatites, no sign of life? February 2005
- Age range of early fossil treasure trove February 2005
- New predators on the Mesozoic block January 2005
- Evidence goes against end-Permian impact January 2005
- Iron isotopes enter the Archaean life debate December 2004
- Another large igneous province implicated in mass extinction December 2004
- A volcanic role in the origin of life? October 2004
- Tighter link of end-Permian extinction with Siberian Traps September 2004
- Ancient baby penis worm hits the news January 2004
- Fossil hamster’s food cache December 2003
- The selectivity of mass extinctions December 2003
- Another K-T row October 2003
- Gamma-ray bursts and mass extinctions October 2003
- Fossil oddities – a golfing trilobite and the ox-sized rodent October 2003
- Setting the fossil record to rights August 2003
- Origins of the vertebrates August 2003
- Iron and nickel in life’s origins July 2003
- Extinction at the Precambrian-Cambrian boundary June 2003
- “Snowball Earth” and evolutionary diversification: Australians speak out June 2003
- Microbes showed no sign of change following a “Snowball Earth” May 2003
- Homing in on the great end-Permian extinction May 2003
- Flying feathers April 2003
- Squirrels and tectonics April 2003
- The Early Cretaceous lagerstätten of NE China March 2003
- Did terrestrial life emerge later than geochemists think? March 2003
- The chemical conditions for life February 2003
- A possible fuse for the Cambrian Explosion January 2003
- Mitochondria, oxygen toxicity and the quahog December 2002
- Land plants at the P-Tr boundary November 2002
- Dinosaurs did urinate November 2002
- Continents colonised a billion years ago November 2002
- Conodonts and late Devonian mass extinction October 2002
- The Malnourished Earth hypothesis - evolutionary stasis in the mid-Proterozoic September 2002
- Isotopic evidence for early life may be from metamorphic processes September 2002
- Rise of the dinosaurs after the Tr-J event June 2002
- Gigantic claims for "geogenomics" June 2002
- Too much iron, too little phosphorus delayed an oxygen-rich atmosphere June 2002
- And now the Tr-J boundary
- Earlier date for first suspected animals March 2002
- Extinctions by impacts: smoking artillery February 2002
- Dinosaur digest February 2002
- Extremophiles and possibilities for extraterrestrial life February 2002
- Land vertebrates snuffed at the end of the Permian
- Mesozoic fossil hunting in Madagascar
- The simplest living ecosystem January 2002
- Whizz-bang at the end of Permian November 2001
- Dinosaur update June 2001
- Doubts cast on the increase in diversity with time June 2001
- Life on Earth even luckier than we thought? May 2001
- Late-Palaeocene red tides? May 2001
- A broader view of the Permian-Triassic mass extinction May 2001
- Surviving in salt? April 2001
- Bacterial sulphides from the Archaean March 2001
- "Piltdown" bird March 2001
- Cretaceous water lilies March 2001
- When modern corals emerged March 2001
- The earliest ecosystems Feb 2001
- Buckyballs and the end-Palaeozoic extinction Feb 2001
- BSE in reverse? Feb 2001
- Cretaceous owl? Feb 2001
- China's fossil treasure house Jan 2001
- Oh Dear, another weird dinosaur! Jan 2001
- Fossil fish stole votes from Gore Dec 2000
- The undead Nov 2000
- Fish ears at the Eocene-Oligocene boundary Nov 2000
- Primordial slime Nov 2000
- Eve never met Adam Nov 2000
- End-Permian devastation of land plants Nov 2000 Nov 2000
- Molecular 'fossils' and the emergence of photosynthesis Nov 2000
- Cashing in on T. rex Nov 2000
- Carbon isotopes of individual microfossils
- Flood basalt events and mass extinctions
- Putting numbers on ecological effects
- Cretaceous beetle attack
- The Ducks of Death
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- Our feathered friends
- The K-T event is back for the death of the dinosaurs
- Life Sneaked Through 'Snowball Earth'
- Quality of the Fossil Record Through Time
- Timing the End–Triassic Mass Extinction
- Delayed Biological Recovery from Mass Extinctions
- Were the Dinosaurs Fried by Ultraviolet light?
- Plant Roots Go Deeper?
- Reptile Relations
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