[ad_1] You walk, talk and live on earth, but your former parents were fish. It took about 480 million years for these fish to evolve and adapt to different environments and become …
Read More »
[ad_1] Nobumichi Tamura "> A member of a rare group of 410 million-year-old Australian jawless fish meets a mate along the shore (artist's print). Credit: Nobumichi Tamura You walk, talk and live …
Read More »
[ad_1] Bothriolepis, a placoderm at the bottom of the armor, related to some of the oldest jawed vertebrates in the register, lived mainly on the coasts. Credit: Nobumichi Tamura The first vertebrates …
Read More »
[ad_1] Enlarge / What’d you find there, Ikaros? Ubisoft At this point, Assassin’s Creed is more of a gaming institution than a simple series. With almost two dozen titles in just over …
Read More »
[ad_1] Source: Luiz A. Rocha – California Academy of Sciences New findings suggest that deep reefs out of sight are unique habitats requiring protection. A team of highly qualified scientific divers – …
Read More »