New discoveries shed light on an ancient human species and its evolutionary links to modern humans. Stephen Chester, ...

Discover the most complete fossil of Mixodectes pungens, shedding light on early mammalian evolution, its arboreal lifestyle, ...

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DNO, a Norwegian oil and gas operator, has reported an oil and gas discovery in the northern North Sea licence PL1182 S, where it holds a 40% operated interest. Partners in the licence include Aker BP ...

Drilled to about 10,500 feet, the Sockeye-2 well “encountered a high-quality reservoir with approximately 25 feet of net oil pay in one blocky, Paleocene-aged sand with an average porosity of 20 ...

But there is vast disparity in their historical habitats. The titanoboa inhabited the Paleocene Epoch of modern-day South America, residing in the earth's very first tropical rainforest.

The well was drilled to a depth of ~10,500 ft and "successfully encountered a high-quality reservoir with ~25 feet of net oil pay in one blocky, Paleocene-aged sand with an average porosity of 20% ...

Drilled to a depth of 10,500 feet, the project’s second exploratory well encountered a high-quality reservoir with approximately 25 feet of net oil pay in a Paleocene-aged sand formation.

The well found about 25 feet (7.6 metres) of net oil pay “in one block, Paleocene-aged sand with an average porosity of 20%”, APA said. “As compared to recent regional field analogues in the ...

For over a century, the early Paleocene mammal named Mixodectes pungens has remained an enigma. First identified in 1883, its remains consisted of small fragments of fossilized teeth and bones – not ...