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aol.ca > articles > jurassic-coast-fossil-records-made-062345000.html

Jurassic Coast fossil records made available online

3+ day, 18+ hour ago   (233+ words) Hundreds of scientifically important fossil records from the Jurassic Coast have been made publicly available for the first time in a new digital catalogue. The Fossil Codes website features more than 600 scientifically important specimens from the rapidly eroding Dorset and…...


exmouthjournal.co.uk > news > national > 26634230.new-species-dinosaur-discovered-fossil-overlooked-100-years

New species of dinosaur discovered from fossil ‘overlooked’ for over 100 years

32+ min ago   (342+ words) A new species of dinosaur has been discovered from a fossil found on the Isle of Wight which has been “overlooked” for study for more than a century, researchers said. The dinosaur – a long-clawed predator the size of a large…...


thehindubusinessline.com > news > science > jurassic-bird-with-tiny-wings-may-have-preferred-running-to-flying-study-finds > article71586448.ece

Jurassic bird with tiny wings may have preferred running to flying, study finds

50+ min ago   (587+ words) Scientists have discovered the fossil of a crow-sized bird that lived in China roughly 150 million years ago and possessed undersized wings that may have made it more of a runner than a flier — a discovery that paints a more complicated…...


eurekalert.org > news-releases > 1146979

Material cycling across Earth’s spheres and triggers of Cambrian explosion: A tectonic perspective

6+ day, 10+ hour ago   (106+ words) image: Cartoon for contributions of tectonics to Earth surficial system during Cambrian explosion view more Credit: Jinlong Yao/ Northwest University, Yigui Han/ Northwest University, Donghai Zhang/ Northwest University, Qian Liu/ Northwest University, Long Chen/ Northwest University, Pengyuan Cui/ Northwest University,…...


worldview.ranenetwork.com > content > analysis > 2026-09-25 > central-america-s-structural-constraints-will-outweigh-demographic-advantages-in-nearshoring > 2aa1c1eb9350d00d

Central America's Structural Constraints Will Outweigh Demographic Advantages in Nearshoring

6+ day, 21+ hour ago   (142+ words) RANE Worldview Central America's young, low-cost labor force will continue to support labor-intensive nearshoring, but structural constraints will remain obstacles to high-end manufacturing investments in the long term. For decades, Central America's nearshoring model has developed primarily around labor-intensive manufacturing,…...


ina.iq > en > local > 52886-meteorological-organization-and-seismology-issues-special-warning-for-civil-aviation.html

Meteorological Organization and Seismology Issues Special Warning for Civil Aviation

3+ hour ago   (103+ words) » Iraqi News Agency وكالة الانباء العراقية (واع) Meteorological Organization and Seismology Issues Special Warning for Civil Aviation The Meteorological Organization and Seismology issued a special warning for civil aviation on Wednesday due to the presence of thunderclouds and storms. In…...


livescience.com > health > neuroscience > chronic-back-pain-may-activate-an-unexpected-brain-network-study-finds

Chronic back pain may activate an unexpected brain network, study finds

4+ hour, 37+ min ago   (717+ words) Want more Life's Little Mysteries? Movement-induced flares in chronic back pain activate brain regions involved in self-reflection, suggesting chronic pain may be processed differently than acute pain. For people with chronic back pain, everyday movements like bending down to tie…...


abdn.ac.uk > news > 26290

Aberdeen partners join forces to explore city's geothermal potential

1+ day, 21+ hour ago   (272+ words) A new working group bringing together organisations from across Aberdeen has met for the first time to explore how geothermal could contribute to the city's future energy needs. The inaugural Aberdeen City Geothermal Working Group meeting took place at the…...