Evolution Diary

In the first evolutionary study of the chromosome associated with being female, University of California, Berkeley, biologist Doris Bachtrog and her colleagues show that the history of the X chromosome is every bit as interesting as the much-studied, male-determining Y chromosome, and offers important clues to the origins and benefits of sexual reproduction. (…)

Just  stumbled upon a Chinese web site called Fossil Web (化石网） focusing on fossils.

This web site is mainly in Chinese but it does have some english articles. (…)

Fossils found in China may give clues to the evolution of Tyrannosaurus rex. (…)

Fecal residue and traces of prehistoric milk have been found in the digestive track of an almost perfectly preserved baby mammoth, according to a new analysis. (…)

‘Missing link’ fossil seal walked

It may look like a cross between a seal and an otter; but an Arctic fossil could, scientists say, hold the secret of seal evolution in its feet. (…)