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Lidar preserves record of destroyed theropod tracks
Origins of plant photosynthesis illuminated
Radium levels suggest Arctic Ocean chemistry is changing
Whatever happened to thagomizers and other tail weapons?
Hot tropics drove out ancient reptiles, but they came back

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