According to a report published in January 1999, small ghost galaxies, dense clumps of dark matter whose stars have burned out, may lurk unseen throughout the universe. Astronomers John Kormendy and Kenneth Freeman analyzed studies from the past 20 years that have traced the motion of stars and gas in a wide range of galaxies. The emergence of flowering plants, or angiosperms, was one of the most significant events in evolutionary history. They include most major crops, and are the basis for medicines, dyes, clothing and spices. Site provides a lavishly illustrated look into the sexual habits of flowering plants.
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Triassic Bees Create Buzz in Bozeman. This paleontological presentation weighs in favor of the insects. Emu People often think that humans started destroying the environment around the time they invented factories, cars and landfills. However, two new studies suggest that our ancestors had major impact on their environment as early as 50,000 years ago, during the Pleistocene Era. New techniques of dating have allowed researchers to tie a massive die-off of large animals in Australia to the arrival of humans during that time.