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Richard Forrest has spent half a century combing beaches for ammonites and other fossils. Along the Dorset coast, the constant shift of earth, rocks and sand continually reveals fresh evidence of life millions of years ago

A new museum in northern Arizona features the fossilized feces of prehistoric animals

New findings have allowed scientists to document features in the extinct animal never seen before.

The Neanderthal child was nicknamed ‘Tina’

Lesson for Chief Justice Roberts from Jurassic Park.

Once considered a little boy's dream job and still dominated by men, palaeontology is proving an exciting path for Australian women.

Scientists say there is little evidence behind popular theory that fossils from protoceratops played key role in creation of fantastical beast

Palaeontologists at the University of Portsmouth said the folklore ‘relies on interpretations and proposals that don’t withstand scrutiny’.

Lokiceratops, named after Norse god Loki, is possibly fifth species of Ceratops and roamed Earth nearly 78m years ago