Bird embryo provides unique insights into development related to cancer and wound healing Date: March 23, 2011 Source: Georgia Institute of Technology Research News Summary: Avian embryos could ...

The position of this dinosaur embryo resembles the specialized "tucking" posture that modern birds use to help them hatch.

In a “Jurassic Park”-esque fashion, “Lord of the Rings” director Peter Jackson and the Texas-based biotech company Colossal ...

A newly reported fossil of an oviraptorid embryo, nicknamed Baby Yingliang, provides an extraordinary glimpse into the evolution of bird-like behaviors in dinosaurs. The fossil, discovered in ...

In addition to detailing protein expression in the quail embryo during development, the researchers also determined the origin of the new cells required at the migrating edge to cover the growing ...

However, unlike mammals, bird embryos develop outside the female's body, in the convenient casing of an external egg. "Avian (bird) embryos are an excellent model of human development as they have ...

CT analysis and computer modeling reveal a key similarity between dinosaur and bird embryos in their hips.

Before a bird hatches from the egg, its hip looks like a dinosaur’s pelvis, changing into a bird’s just days before it hatches, according to research by Yale University scientists. &#82… ...

During animal development, cells divide and arrange themselves in a coordinated way, eventually forming the embryo. The cells ...

While this work highlights the importance of antioxidants for the healthy development of bird embryos, it may have implications for the embryos of other species too, including humans.

Dinosaur Embryos Tucked Themselves in Just Like Birds A stunning fossil egg has allowed paleontologists to find new clues about a dinosaur’s early development ...