NEWS RELEASE GREAT LAKES FISHERY COMMISSION ************************* The Great Lakes Fishery Commission has announced the ...

Copyright 2024 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Lake-effect snow continued to fall on parts of western New York that were already blanketed with a foot or ...

What makes the Xujiayao findings so remarkable is that they possessed such large brains during a period when most other human species had considerably smaller cranial capacities. The Xujiayao humans ...

All the new species belong to the Aurora group within the genus, all originate from the east coast of Lake Malawi, and all are endemic to the lake. All will be familiar to aquarists from Konings’ ...

But first, an additional 1 foot of snow is possible through Tuesday in some of the same areas of the Great Lakes already blasted over the weekend as the current lake-effect snow event continues.

Scientists discover new species of human ancestors, Homo juluensis. Credit: Adam Fagen, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 A team of researchers has identified a new human species that vanished approximately 200,000 ...

The footprints were left in the mud by two different species "within a matter of hours ... Whether the two individuals passed by the eastern side of Lake Turkana at the same time — or a day ...

Note the heavier lake-effect snow downwind from all five of the Great Lakes plus Lake Nipigon (north of Lake Superior), Lake Champlain (northwest Vermont) and James Bay (at the top of the map).

They prey on a wide variety of creatures: fish, marine mammals like seals and dolphins, sea turtles, and cephalopods such as squid. While there is just one species of orca there are multiple ...

Copyright 2024 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. An aerial view shows a research team standing alongside the fossil footprint trackway at the excavation site ...

On Friday, the weather agency issued several snow squall warnings in effect for areas east of the Great Lakes and Lake Nipigon, with some areas estimated to see nearly 100 centimetres of snow.

His recent research, published in Nature Communications, helps clear up some of the confusion about the different types of ancient human-like species that co-existed in the region during the late ...