An international team of scientists has discovered what they believe to be the earliest example of social behavior in bird-hipped dinosaurs, along with a brand new species, in the Andes Mountains of Venezuela. The new species is described in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences.
An international team of researchers, working with the Honduran government and its Institute of Anthropology and History, used Lidar technology to search La Mosquitia, an […]
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Sophisticated drug paraphernalia, complete with a hippy-looking headband, provide evidence that an elite, hallucinogen-using culture flourished at around 500 A.D. in the south-central Andes and […]
