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Chinese Scientists Name Giant Fungus Dianjunus Rex and New Family

Morphology plus genomes date the lineage to about 65 million years ago, suggesting post‑extinction ecological opportunity for wood‑decomposing fungi.

Neanderthal in Shanidar Cave Was Killed by a Wooden Spear, Study Finds

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Neanderthal Woodworking Revealed by 597 Stone‑Preserved Imprints at Abric Romaní

Ancient Human Migrations Carried Gut Microbes That Are Now Vanishing

Nearly 600 Wooden Remains Reveal Neanderthal Woodworking at Abric Romaní

99‑Million‑Year‑Old Planthopper Cretodorus noonoo Had Bendy, Sap‑Probing Mouthpart

Study Measures T. Rex Body Temperature at About 36.3°C

Proteins Identify Multiple Denisovan Bones and Tools at Bianfu Cave

Male Neanderthal Hips Resemble Modern Human Female Pelvises

Casa de Moneda Launches 'Dinosaurios de México' Medallion Series

Woolly Mammoth Bones Unearthed in Danube Riverbed in Bulgaria

Ancient DNA Shows Ice Age Humans Mostly Harvested Female Mammoths

Tiny Mammoth‑Ivory Birds Unearthed at Hohle Fels

Therian Mammal Tooth Found in Kuji May Represent New Species

Münster Museum Opens State‑Funded Show of NRW’s Prehistoric Giants

Cave Finds Show Long-Term Cultural Continuity Between Neanderthals and Modern Humans

Neanderthals and Homo Sapiens Left Similar Tools and Shell Ornaments at Turkish Cave, Study Finds

Study Recasts ‘Hobbits’ as Scavengers, Not Big-Game Hunters

Study Finds Healthy, Connected Neanderthals in Northwestern Europe Before Extinction

Study Finds Northwest European Neanderthals Were Connected and Not Genetically Collapsing