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Fossils

An Eastern Brown snake
January 6
Correcting the fossil record: Researchers say four-legged ‘snake’ is different ancient animal
August 3
Prehistoric marine worm caught prey with spines deployed from head: U of T and Yale University research
illustration of mandible fossil
April 26
Ouch! U of T paleontologists identify 508-million-year-old sea creature with can opener-like pincers
picture of worm-like creature
February 27
U of T researchers and science illustrator bring fossilized creatures to life
illustration of ovatiovermis
January 31
500-million-year-old species – detailed by U of T scientists – offers insight into ancient legged worms
composite photo of fossil and artist's rendering of snake
June 27
When snakes had legs: New look at rare fossil reveals clues about early reptiles
December 17
Rare find at Burgess Shale: preserved embryos inside 508-million-year-old Waptia fossil
October 1
U of T prof unlocks mystery of an ancient mass extinction
September 14
Darwinius fossil: longer in the tooth than we thought?
February 11
"Epic" fossil find: at least a dozen new species, thousands of specimens

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