AddThis Sharing Buttons above Now that dinosaurs no longer roam the Earth, scientists use modern animals to understand how their ancient ancestors reproduced, walked, and even how they regulated their body temperature. While researchers continuePosted by: Rebecca Hofland
What’s Warming the Cold-Blooded Iguana?
AddThis Sharing Buttons above Now that dinosaurs no longer roam the Earth, scientists use modern animals to understand how their ancient ancestors reproduced, walked, and even how they regulated their body temperature. While researchers continuePosted by in Blood, featured, Iguanas, paleontology, squamates, Thermal Exchange, Worth A Thousand Words
On the 12 Days of Science, PLOS ONE Gave to Me…
It’s starting to get colder in San Francisco, and the year-end holidays are soon to be upon us. This has made all of us on the PLOS ONE team excited to spend some time withDoes Size Matter? Jellyfish Venom Capsule Length Association with Pain
Since the PLOS San Francisco office is a quick car ride from the Monterey Bay Aquarium, so many of us at PLOS have been captivated by jellyfish movements. They are simply mesmerizing to watch as they travel through the water. … Continue reading
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Printing the Past: Putting a Prehistoric Mystery Lizard Back Together Again
The size, shape, and solidity of an egg can tell us a lot, but until we can see inside, there is still an opportunity for surprise. Unfortunately, when you have an ancient fossilized lizard egg, you can’t just crack it … Continue reading
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