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Study Reveals How "Lithospheric Drip" Shaped Utah's Green River Path
Based on how far the drip fell and how fast it descended, scientists estimate that it broke off two to five million years ago.
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Alien Plant Fossil Discovered Near Utah, Cannot Be Linked to Any Known Plant Family
An ancient plant fossil discovered near Rainbow, Utah, has defied classification, according to a study in Annals of Botany. Named Othniophyton elongatum, the fossil shows no connection to any known plant families, modern or extinct. Found in the Green River Formation, the specimen revealed unique features, such as stamens retained after fertilisati...
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Watch: Chicago River Turns Green for St. Patrick's Day. Know The History
The Chicago River was dyed green as part of an annual tradition marking the St. Patrick's Day holiday.
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Body Found in Luggage Near Seattle, Second Time Since May
A badly decomposed body was discovered on Monday in a duffle bag near a dumpster in the city of SeaTac, Washington, the second time since May that human remains have been found stuffed into luggage in the Seattle area.
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Study Reveals How "Lithospheric Drip" Shaped Utah's Green River Path
Based on how far the drip fell and how fast it descended, scientists estimate that it broke off two to five million years ago.
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Alien Plant Fossil Discovered Near Utah, Cannot Be Linked to Any Known Plant Family
An ancient plant fossil discovered near Rainbow, Utah, has defied classification, according to a study in Annals of Botany. Named Othniophyton elongatum, the fossil shows no connection to any known plant families, modern or extinct. Found in the Green River Formation, the specimen revealed unique features, such as stamens retained after fertilisati...
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Watch: Chicago River Turns Green for St. Patrick's Day. Know The History
The Chicago River was dyed green as part of an annual tradition marking the St. Patrick's Day holiday.
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Body Found in Luggage Near Seattle, Second Time Since May
A badly decomposed body was discovered on Monday in a duffle bag near a dumpster in the city of SeaTac, Washington, the second time since May that human remains have been found stuffed into luggage in the Seattle area.
