Palaeontologists have found among Temnodontosaurs - Jurassic-era sea predators - that not all species were equally well adapted to catching large prey. This indicates that these contemporaries each occupied their own ecological niche and thus avoided competition.
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01/09/2023
Predatory adaptations in the large Jurassic marine reptile Temnodontosaurus
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02/08/2023
Newly described ancient whale could be the heaviest animal ever
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Reinout VerbekePerucetus colossus, an ancient whale that swam off the coast of present-day Peru 39 million years ago, rivals the blue whale as the heaviest animal ever.
27/07/2023
Kieferanalysen zeigen was Höhlen-bären und Braunbären fraßen
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Reinout VerbekeDie Unterschiede liegen im Detail: Spezielle 3D-Formanalysen der Kiefer und Gebisse von Höhlenbären und zeitgleich lebenden Braunbären aus der Fossilfundstelle in den Höhlen von Goyet in Belgien zeigen deren deutlich unterschiedliches Nahrungsspektrum.
05/06/2023
Bones from 31,000 years ago indicate ancient exploitation of duck wings
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Reinout VerbekeA study conducted on 31,000-year-old bird remains, discovered in the 1960’s on an archaeological site from the Hainault province, suggests that hunter-gatherers of the time had a particular interest for duck wings.
18/01/2023
Egyptian tomb with ten crocodile mummies discovered
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Reinout VerbekeSpanish archaeologists made an unusual discovery in southern Egypt: a still undisturbed tomb containing ten mummified crocodiles. Archaeologists from the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences had the opportunity to study the mummies.
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