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Wild Bactrian Camel Drinks Saltier-Than-Sea Water and Thrives in Former Nuclear Test Site
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/environmental-science/this-animal-drinks-water-saltier-than-the-sea-and-survived-decades-in-a-nuclear-zonecousins. Fewer than one thousand individuals are thought to persist across north‑western China and south‑western Mongolia. The species, Camelus ferus, inhabits isolated desert stretches where fresh water is rare, temperatures swing dramatically, and...
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Rare Dinosaur Fossils Stolen from Mongolia Finally Return Home After Decades
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/the-gobi-desert-was-once-a-humid-floodplain-ruled-by-a-dinosaur-weighing-over-five-tons-and-its-stolen-fossils-are-backAfter being stolen from Mongolia in 2006, a collection of dinosaur fossils faced a complex, multi-year international journey to finally return home. A collection of 29 sets of dinosaur fossils, illegally taken from Mongolia nearly two decades ago, has...
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Six Interconnected Tunnels Unveiled Beneath Neolithic 4,500-Year-Old Chinese Stone City
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/archaeologists-found-a-hidden-tunnel-network-beneath-a-4-500-year-old-stone-city-and-some-passages-led-beyond-its-wallsArchaeologists have uncovered a sophisticated system of underground passages beneath Houchengzui Stone City in Inner Mongolia, offering fresh insights into the scale of Neolithic urban design in northern China. Situated on the northern bank of the Hun...
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China’s 1‑GW Hybrid Solar Plant Uses Molten Salt to Deliver Power Up to 8 Hours After Sunset
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/chinas-giant-new-solar-project-keeps-electricity-flowing-long-after-sunsetnear Hami in Xinjiang. The plant joins a series of massive projects, including the expansive “Great Solar Wall” in Inner Mongolia, aimed at boosting renewable electricity output while tackling the intermittency that plagues conventional photovoltaics....
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Geologists Searching for Copper Find 115 Million Year Old Dinosaur Deep Underground
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/geologists-searching-for-copper-in-china-drilled-1-500-feet-underground-and-found-a-115-million-year-old-dinosaur-insteadfossil, sparking intense debate and mystery among paleontological experts. A routine survey for copper deposits in Inner Mongolia has led to an unexpected paleontological milestone. While drilling 473 meters beneath the surface near the settlement of...
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Mysterious Mongolian Fossils May Rewrite the Origin Story of the Animal Kingdom
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/chemistry/paleontologists-found-perfectly-preserved-microfossils-in-mongolia-but-the-animals-everyone-expected-were-missingceiling for these estimates, assuming that if animals had been present, they would have been captured in the sediment. The Mongolian Fossil Evidence To test this assumption, the research team analyzed the Kheseen Biota in Mongolia, a set of phosphatized...
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Scientists Have Finally Recreated The Lost Sounds Of Jurassic Forests From Fossilized Wings
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/a-new-study-recreates-the-lost-sounds-of-the-jurassic-forest-using-165-million-year-old-insect-wingsresearch team examined 20 fossilized wings belonging to nine distinct species of crickets and katydids unearthed in Inner Mongolia. Fossilized wings and evolutionary estimates of ancient insect sound frequencies. © PNAS Decoding the Mechanics of...
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Geologists Discover 115 Million Year Old Dinosaur Fossil Deep Beneath Northern China
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/hidden-in-a-geological-core-a-dinosaur-fossil-offers-new-clues-about-cretaceous-chinaquirk associated with its youth. The discovery provides essential data to fill gaps in the fossil record for western Inner Mongolia. While the Bayan Gobi Formation is often compared to the prolific Jehol Biota of Western Liaoning, the scarcity of...
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Three Tiny Mammals Reveal Arctic Life Thriving 73 Million Years Ago
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/scientists-found-three-unknown-fossil-in-alaska-that-lived-alongside-dinosaurs-73-million-years-agoof the new species, Qayaqgruk peregrinus, shares close anatomical features with a contemporaneous mammal from present‑day Mongolia. This relationship points to a migration event that carried its ancestors from Asia into North America roughly 92 million...
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Hundreds of Dinosaur Eggs Discovered in France Show Multi‑Species Nesting 70 Million Years Ago
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/buried-for-70-million-years-paleontologists-uncover-hundreds-of-dinosaur-eggs-from-multiple-species-in-one-ancient-nesting-groundtime as the smallest known egg of a carnivorous dinosaur. Comparable eggs with similar shell textures have been found in Mongolia and the United States and were previously linked to the theropod Troodon. Researchers later entertained the possibility...
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Exquisite Fossil Skeleton Reveals Decades of Tooth-Based Evolutionary Assumptions Were Wrong
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/for-decades-these-fossil-teeth-pointed-to-one-answer-a-skeleton-has-now-turned-it-upside-downevolutionary history of an entire group of ancient mammals. However, the discovery of a remarkably complete skeleton in Mongolia has upended those long-standing assumptions, proving that dental anatomy can be a deceptive guide to an animal’s true...
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Hidden Thaw Beneath The Surface Is Triggering A Dangerous New Climate Feedback Loop
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/what-is-leaking-from-arctic-permafrost-could-quietly-make-global-warming-worsesite, recording active-layer depths exceeding 1,300 centimeters by 2022. Similarly, high-altitude regions in China and Mongolia reported an average annual increase of 3.2 centimeters. ALT changes during the 2000–2024 period ©Nature Researchers...