Aluminium Isopropoxide – a Chemical Compound

Aluminium Isopropoxide – a Chemical Compound

Aluminium isopropoxide is a colorless, volatile liquid that is soluble in non-polar solvents such as toluene and hexane. It is the chemical compound usually described…
For the Second Time, an Erroneous Fossil rewrites Indian Subcontinent History

For the Second Time, an Erroneous Fossil rewrites Indian Subcontinent History

Discoveries of new fossils and changes in our understanding of existing fossils can lead to revisions of scientific knowledge, including historical timelines and reconstructions of…
Minoan Cretan Marriage

Minoan Cretan Marriage

Marriage practices in Minoan Crete (a Bronze Age civilization that existed on the island of Crete from approximately 2600 to 1100 BC) are not well-documented…
The Process of Evolution

The Process of Evolution

Evolution is the process by which populations of organisms change over generations through mechanisms such as natural selection and genetic drift. In natural selection, organisms…
Triassic Fossils from a recent Geosciences Study show the Ancestors of Modern Amphibians

Triassic Fossils from a recent Geosciences Study show the Ancestors of Modern Amphibians

A new study in the field of geosciences has uncovered Triassic fossils that provide insight into the origins of living amphibians. The discovery sheds light…
Inside the Skull of one of Australia’s tiniest Fossil Crocodiles

Inside the Skull of one of Australia’s tiniest Fossil Crocodiles

The inside of the head of one of Australia’s smallest fossil crocs would have contained its brain, sense organs, and other structures necessary for its…
The Extinction Timeline is a Huge Issue

The Extinction Timeline is a Huge Issue

Mammoths went extinct around 4,000 years ago. The exact timeline and causes of their extinction are still being debated by scientists, but it is believed…
Extinct Prehistoric Reptile discovered living among Dinosaurs

Extinct Prehistoric Reptile discovered living among Dinosaurs

The discovery of extinct prehistoric reptiles that lived among dinosaurs is a field of study known as paleontology. Paleontologists study fossils of extinct animals, including…
What wiped out the Dinosaurs and other Earthly life?

What wiped out the Dinosaurs and other Earthly life?

The most widely accepted theory for the mass extinction of dinosaurs and other life on Earth is that a large asteroid or comet struck the…
Before the Asteroid, Dinosaurs were on the Rise

Before the Asteroid, Dinosaurs were on the Rise

Paleontologists have long been fascinated by the dinosaurs’ demise. Their extinction was a tumultuous end to the reign of these once-dominant beasts after a fiery…
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