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Archaeology Jun 24, 2015

Four hundred million year old fish fossil has earliest example of teeth

(Âé¶¹ÒùÔº)—A pair of researchers, one with the Naturalis Biodiversity Center in the Netherlands, the other with the University of Bristol in the U.K. has found what appears to be the earliest known example of a creature ...

Bio & Medicine Jun 10, 2015

Strong teeth: Nanostructures under stress make teeth crack resistant

Human teeth have to serve for a lifetime, despite being subjected to huge forces. But the high failure resistance of dentin in teeth is not fully understood. An interdisciplinary team led by scientists of Charite Universitaetsmedizin ...

Materials Science Apr 13, 2015

Engineers elucidate why skin is resistant to tearing

Skin is remarkably resistant to tearing and a team of researchers from the University of California, San Diego and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory now have shown why.

Materials Science Mar 31, 2015

Skin tough: study at Advanced Light Source shows why skin is resistant to tearing

When weighing the pluses and minuses of your skin add this to the plus column: Your skin - like that of all vertebrates - is remarkably resistant to tearing. Now, a collaboration of researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy ...

Archaeology Feb 18, 2015

Neanderthal groups based part of the their lifestyle on the sexual division of labor

Neanderthal communities divided some of their tasks according to their sex. This is one of the main conclusions reached by a study performed by the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), published in the Journal of Human ...

Bio & Medicine Jan 7, 2015

A potential long-lasting treatment for sensitive teeth

Rather than soothe and comfort, a hot cup of tea or cocoa can cause people with sensitive teeth a jolt of pain. But scientists are now developing a new biomaterial that can potentially rebuild worn enamel and reduce tooth ...

Archaeology Jan 5, 2015

New discoveries about Dark Age farming found in the dirt

Two researchers are taking a new twist on long-published research about what an ancient civilization did for a living.

Archaeology Dec 11, 2014

Tooth loss in birds occurred about 116 million years ago

The absence of teeth or "edentulism" has evolved on multiple occasions within vertebrates including birds, turtles, and a few groups of mammals such as anteaters, baleen whales and pangolins. Where early birds are concerned, ...

Biotechnology Dec 11, 2014

International team maps 'big bang' of bird evolution

The genomes of modern birds tell a story of how they emerged and evolved after the mass extinction that wiped out dinosaurs and almost everything else 66 million years ago. That story is now coming to light, thanks to an ...

Plants & Animals Mar 18, 2014

Unicorn-like narwhal studied for sensory use of tusks

(Âé¶¹ÒùÔº) —The narwhal is a toothed whale that inspires legend-like notions as the ocean's unicorn and sea warrior, with the male's long tusk that can reach 2.6 m, protruding straight out. While scientists know what the ...

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