Researchers uncovered the nearly complete skull of an ancient apex predator that prowled North Africa roughly 30 million years ago ... unprecedented insights into how these ancient predators lived and ...

A rare discovery of a nearly complete skull in the Egyptian desert has led ... top of all carnivores and the food chain when our own monkey-like ancestors were evolving. Findings, published ...

In the fossil-rich sands of the Faiyum Oasis in Egypt, archaeologists have uncovered one of the most complete skulls ever found ... the time across what is now Africa and Arabia, and would have ...

Credit: Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology / Free Access Researchers have unearthed a nearly complete skull of a previously unknown meat-eating mammal in Egypt’s Fayum Desert, revealing a top predator ...

This discovery should help scientists further investigate the ecosystems of ancient Africa ... s own monkey-like ancestors. Paleontologists located B. syrtos’ football-sized skull in the Fayum ...

For decades, scientists have believed that meat-eating drove human evolution, particularly our enlarged brains.

We aren’t the only species on this planet that have domesticated another species. There is one kind of ancient ant that herds and cares for insect aphids in order to milk them of honeydew sugar. But ...

A rare discovery of a nearly complete skull in the Egyptian desert has led ... top of all carnivores and the food chain when our own monkey-like ancestors were evolving. Findings, published ...

That’s why the hip, thigh, and shinbone found at Swartkrans Cave – the first place P. robustus and Homo fossils were found ...

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