Science & Tech
Ancient worm-like species discovered in Burgess Shale
Researchers at the Royal Ontario Museum offer first glimpse of a spineless, thumb-sized animal based on Cambrian fossils found in the Rocky Mountains
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Science & Tech
Researchers at the Royal Ontario Museum offer first glimpse of a spineless, thumb-sized animal based on Cambrian fossils found in the Rocky Mountains
Science & Tech
Burgess Shale is famous for the exquisite and uncommon detail in its fossilized soft-bodied organisms. Here's the science behind the phenomenon.
History
It’s not easy for 505 million years of biological and evolutionary history to sneak up on you.But that’s just what happened when scientists discovered a massive new…
People & Culture
The paleobiologist discusses his work studying the early evolution and ecology of complex marine life, the Cambrian explosion and being an ambassador for Canadian science