Ancient Ant Species: Discovering Vulcanidris Cratensis
April 26, 2025
Ancient ant species, specifically those known as "hell ants," have captivated researchers with their unique predatory adaptations dating back to the Cretaceous period.Among the most intriguing discoveries is the fossil of Vulcanidris cratensis, which represents the oldest ant specimen identified in scientific history, estimated to be around 113 million years old.
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End-Cretaceous Extinction: Evidence of Mammal Evolution
April 3, 2025
The end-Cretaceous extinction stands as one of the most pivotal events in Earth's history, largely driven by a catastrophic asteroid impact around 66 million years ago, which decimated non-avian dinosaurs.This cataclysmic event not only reshaped the Earth's biodiversity but also opened the door for mammal evolution, paving the way for the rich diversity we see today.
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