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New Scientist | 2010

Bird evolution: 150 years of flying feathers

James O'Donoghue

The remarkable period of evolution when dinosaurs became birds is finally coming into focus


New Scientist | 2011

Archaeopteryx loses status as earliest bird

James O'Donoghue

A new feathered dinosaur from China is so similar to the iconic first bird that it has dragged Archaeopteryx out of the bird family tree


New Scientist | 2010

Found: The first ever animal trails

James O'Donoghue

Tracks left in rocks 565 million years ago are evidence of the oldest mobile organism in Earths history


New Scientist | 2010

Found: World's oldest animal fossils

James O'Donoghue

Fossilised sponges dating from 650 million years ago add support to the theory that life kick-started Snowball Earth


New Scientist | 2010

Dino-eating snake is killed in action

James O'Donoghue

A rare fossil has been discovered, showing a huge snake as it prepared to feast on a baby dinosaur


New Scientist | 2010

Feathered dinosaurs show their true colours

James O'Donoghue

A microscopic technique devised to reveal the colour of fossilised feathers has been applied to a dinosaur for the first time


New Scientist | 2007

Primeval forest: the evolution of trees

James O'Donoghue

The leap from ankle-high plants to mighty trees was one of evolutions greatest moves, but how did it happen? New discoveries are changing our view of the first forests


New Scientist | 2010

Flight of the living dead

James O'Donoghue


New Scientist | 2009

As baby dinosaur flees for its life

James O'Donoghue


New Scientist | 2009

Look at the SIZE of those things

James O'Donoghue

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