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…the asteroid impact favored ground-dwelling birds over tree-dwelling birds.” An international team of researchers from the U.S., England, and Sweden pieced together evidence from the plant fossil record and ecology…

…the pallium has been considered a structurally comparable region across mammals, birds, and reptiles, differing primarily in complexity. It was previously believed that this region contained similar types of neurons…

…birds that had lifestyles akin to today’s herons and flamingos. Vegavis and its distinctive beak underscore the diversity of duck-like birds that once walked the Earth. “In the past, they…

…birds can thrive in cities either by having larger brains or by breeding more often. A new study in Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution suggests that birds have two alternative…

…from experiments mimicking the interactions of two birds. The new Nature Communications research expanded the inquiry to account for many flyers. To replicate the columnar formations of birds, in which…

…areas, the authors say, which likely gave these birds much greater capacity to compete for breeding territories. The results reveal how quickly birds can adapt to changing environments and suggest…

…of leaf-eating birds, marking the earliest known evolution of arboreal plant-eating among birds. The pheasant-sized Jeholornis, a member of the second most primitive lineage of known birds, has teeth and a…

…lived alongside the dinosaurs got more questions than answers when they found quartz crystals in the bird’s stomach. “I would say it’s some kind of bizarre form of soft tissue…

…found that more noise meant less foraging by birds. This means that, even after controlling for the fact that fewer birds were found in loud places, birds were less efficient…

The golden poison frog, Phyllobates terribilis. Credit: Chris Wellner, Smithsonian’s National Zoo Researchers discovered that poisonous frogs and birds likely rely on “toxin sponge” proteins, rather than resistant sodium channels,…

…the birds’ metabolic rates as they hovered and how often and deeply the birds went into torpor as they slumbered. Even though the hovering hummingbirds should have been working harder…

…American English, when no dialect of English is good or bad, or better or worse. That’s an example of how we don’t reflect on speech in our lives and the…

…no exposure to English preferred the English baby talk to the grown-up talk, Mateu said. Baby talk is found across most languages and cultures, but English has one of the…

…Spaceport. Credit: ESA Transmission in your language English: Live launch coverage in English, featuring experts from all partners, will begin at 12.00 CET on ESA Web TV channel 1 and…

…analysis, the scientists drew on a collection of approximately 125 segments of everyday conversation and work discussions, including 70 segments in British English and 55 segments in American English. The…

…experiment found that birds raised while carrying extra weight became remarkably economical walkers. Once mature, they could transport the added load without using more energy than ordinary birds needed to…

Eggs from the American Museum of Natural History’s Ornithology Collection of an elephant bird (back), an ostrich (front right), and a hummingbird (front left, in box). Elephant birds are thought…

…vocal-learning birds, and non-vocal-learning birds and primates. Their results showed that there are more than 50 different genes that display similar activity patterns in humans and vocal-learning birds — patterns…