A 30,000-year-old fossilized vulture, buried beneath volcanic ash in Italy, has unveiled an unexpected scientific breakthrough. Unlike typical fossils found in sedimentary rock, this specimen is ...

“The fossilization process is a very rare process,” Dr Susannah Maidment, senior researcher in the division of Vertebrates, Anthropology, and Palaeobiology at the Natural History ...

keep in mind that such a convoluted workaround was needed, since, as SciTechDaily notes, “scientists widely believed that the fossilization process destroyed all original organic molecules ...