A New Analysis of Trilobite Fossils Tells Us How They Walked
A new study of 156 cambrian trilobites, belonging to 28 individuals of the same species (Olenoides serratus) has yielded some definitive results.
Read MoreFossil news from Canada: dinosaur trackways and dragonflies in Alberta, and Burgess Shale trilobites from British Columbia.
A new study of 156 cambrian trilobites, belonging to 28 individuals of the same species (Olenoides serratus) has yielded some definitive results.
Read MoreA fossil dragonfly wing found impressed in a rock, has given scientists a rare glimpse into Canada’s Cretaceous insects. The 75-million-year-old insect has been named Cordualadensa acorni. And it is the first Mesozoic dragonfly ever found in Canada.
Read MoreResearchers in Canada have uncovered a 76-million-year-old dinosaur tracksite. It may be the first ever evidence of a multitaxic dinosaur herd.
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