Scientists have discovered the oldest known saber-toothed predator, a 270-million-year-old gorgonopsian therapsid fossil.

Researchers have identified genes linked to tooth size and shape, including one likely inherited from our long-lost cousins.

Researchers noted a widening of crowns, loss of lateral cusplets and — most frighteningly — the acquisition of serrated cutting edges in the teeth of these fearsome creatures. The changes in its ...

In addition to demonstrating the evolution of gene control over tooth development, the hens' teeth study serves as an evolutionary landmark in scientific development, as National Public Radio ...

The discovery of a newly identified species — the oldest saber-toothed animal found and an ancient cousin to mammals — fills ...

Orthodontics has played a crucial role in dental health, transforming smiles across generations. With advancements in ...

“This could be the first evolutionary experiment of prolonged childhood”. How teeth can give clues about brain evolution This is where the ‘big brain - long childhood’ hypothesis is put to the test.