In 1850, Samuel Stutchbury dropped a bomb on the paleontology world. While searching a fossil deposit along a cliff in Bristol, England, he had found a large, cylindrical bone fragment, then published ...
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Radiocarbon dating finds Ukraine’s mammoth bone shelters were used 18,000 years ago
Life on the windswept plains of what is now central Ukraine offered little mercy around 18,000 years ago. Trees were scarce.
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Ancient humans lived inside mammoth bone shelters for 400 years, here’s what they looked like
Thousands of years before stone houses or mud bricks, Ice Age humans in Ukraine were building shelters out of mammoth bones.
Researchers at UNSW Canberra are exploring whether 3D printing can help close that gap. Their work focuses on biodegradable ...
This is a rare peek at how cartilage transforms into bone. In this image, you can see cartilage (in purple and white), blood vessels and cells (in yellow), and other specialized cells that create ...
Premature aging weakens bone integrity by impairing osteocyte networks, with male mice showing greater structural and cellular decline Age-related bone loss is a pressing health challenge for aging ...
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Fragments of gigantic bones collected over more than a century have stumped paleontologists as to their origins. Marcello Perillo University of Bonn In 1850, Samuel Stutchbury dropped a bomb on the ...
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