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Nat Geo's Top Ten Ancient World Discoveries of 2009

Galvasean

National Geographic have published their top 'ancient world' news stories of 2009. As usual palaeontology features heavily. Among the highlights were Titanoboa, Ardi (Ardipithecus ramidus) and Ida (Darwinius), which were all reported here in the boards.ie Palaeontology Forum (in some cases we even beat National Geographic to the scoop!

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Galvasean

They have announced their top ten most viewed discoveries (of all disciplines) of the year with Titanoboa coming in at 7, Ardi at 5 and Ida at number 1.
Proof positive that palaeontology is the best.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2009/12/091202-top-ten-discoveries-2009-year-science-news.html

marco_polo

Galvasean wrote: »

They have announced their top ten most viewed discoveries (of all disciplines) of the year with Titanoboa coming in at 7, Ardi at 5 and Ida at number 1.
Proof positive that palaeontology is the best.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2009/12/091202-top-ten-discoveries-2009-year-science-news.html

Boo! Ardi > Ida

Galvasean

And to cap it all off, the top ten dinosaur & fossil finds:
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2009/12/091222-top-ten-dinosaurs-2009-fossils.html