Ittookmorethan10yearsofpainstakingwork,grindinganAustralianrockcontainingfossilssmallerthantheeyecouldsee,toconfirmtheearliestdirectevidenceoflifeonEarth,scient
ChinesescientistsrecentlyfoundfossilsofclimbingperchalsocalledwalkingfishintheNyimaBasin,ofsouthwestChina'sTibetAutonomousRegion.ThenowdryanddesolateNyimaBasinw
Newresearchoftwotinyfossilsfoundinthe1990'shashelpedscientistsrevealthebackstoryofthemostmysteriousamphibianaliveandexpandthetimelineofamphibiousanimals’evoluti
Researchers in Australia have found what are believed to be the world's oldest fossils, and along with them, signs that diverse life forms lived on Earth up to 3.7 billion years ago.
A total of 43 dinosaur egg fossils were found at a construction site in south China's Guangdong Province on Sunday afternoon.
According to government officials, the understanding of the significance of protecting fossils should be improved among local people.
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