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T. Rex Walked A Lot Slower Than You'd Think
Simulations calculated Tyrannosaurus speed from the motion of its swaying tail, finding that the massive dinosaur was a ...
Two new studies suggest that, contrary to longstanding beliefs, dinosaurs were not on the decline before the Chicxulub asteroid impact.
A Montana fossil reveals that Nanotyrannus, once thought to be a young T. rex, was actually a full-grown predator and it's ...
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‘Dueling dinosaurs’ fossil solves 70-year T. rex mystery
A groundbreaking analysis of the ‘Dueling Dinosaurs’ fossil has finally resolved a long-standing mystery in the world of ...
The owner of Field Station: Dinosaurs, the exhibit in Overpeck County Park that is closing this month has agreed to give one ...
A team of scientists led by Brian J. Pickles from the University of Reading paid attention to a tiny, overlooked clue. They ...
Growth rings in fossilized bones suggest the diminutive dinosaur, Nanotyrannus, would never grow up to become a T. rex — plus ...
Nanotyrannus lethaeus was a fast, agile predator distinct from T. rex, with longer legs, stronger arms and a body built for ...
A new analysis of a fossil unearthed in 2006 provides a fresh line of evidence that a separate tyrannosaur lineage called ...
For decades, paleontologists have argued over one mystery: was Nanotyrannus a real species, or just a teenage Tyrannosaurus rex? Now, a new fossil has finally ended the debate—and rewritten the story ...
New research has identified a dinosaur "mummy zone" in a series of ravines near Lusk, Wyoming. It's produced two mummies of a fleshy dinosaur with ...
The debate over Nanotyrannus’ identity is finally over. A remarkably preserved fossil proves it was a mature species, not a teenage T. rex. This discovery rewrites how scientists understand ...
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