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Look for a Red-Naped Sapsucker in the Rocky Mountains

Learn what a red-naped sapsucker looks like, and find out where to go to add this member of the woodpecker family to your life list. ....

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'Croco-salamander' bones offer clues to how early animals emerged from water – Harvard Gazette

A study overturns the long-held belief that ancient species grew at slow, steady pace, and offers insights into human maturation. ....

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New Evidence Emerges in Mystery of When Mammals Became Warm-Blooded

Fossil animals’ inner ear structures offer clues on when endothermy, or warm-bloodedness, evolved ....

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Scientists pinpoint the exact moment in evolutionary time when mammals became warm-blooded

Scientists figured out the origin of warm-bloodedness in mammals by analyzing the ears of 341 living and extinct species. ....

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Mammal ancestors' inner ears may reveal when warm-bloodedness arose

An abrupt shift in inner ear shape of mammal ancestors 233 million years ago, during a time of climate swings, points to evolution of warm-bloodedness. ....

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