In 2011, archaeologists uncovered one of the most - if not the most - pristine dinosaur fossils yet ... Its uncannily preserved face and skin. It took Mark Mitchell, a technician at Royal Tyrell ...

This fossil of intact skin was definitely a unique ... back that there are likely still hundreds of dinosaur species out ...

Researchers have uncovered a "dinosaur highway" after hundreds of giant prehistoric footprints dating back 166 million years were found in an English quarry. Discovered at the Dewars Farm Quarry in ...

One of the trackways was made by a Megalosaurus, a carnivorous dinosaur that walked on two legs, according to the university. Megalosaurus had large, clawed feet, with three toes on each foot.

Parts of Alberta are libraries of Earth’s history, treasure troves of fossils from animals that lived millions of years ago. But sometimes, an especially rare gem is found. In March 2011, Shawn ...

Most of the specimens we have found like the T.rex all represent species that were significantly bigger and more advanced than early dinosaurs like Nyasasaurus. The earliest species of dinosaur ...

Using high-precision radioisotopic dating of rocks in the formation that held Ahvaytum’s fossils, Lovelace and his team determined the dinosaur was in the northern hemisphere around 230 million years ...

The keratin sheath and skin on the upper surface of the dinosaur are much darker than ... and the scientists found evidence of this type in the samples of B. markmitchelli. B.

A worker digging up clay in a southern England limestone quarry noticed unusual bumps that led to the discovery of a "dinosaur highway" and nearly 200 tracks that date back 166 million years ...

Researchers have excavated the largest dinosaur footprint site in the U.K. after a quarry worker found tracks left by two of Britain's biggest Jurassic dinosaurs. When you purchase through links ...

LONDON-Researchers have uncovered hundreds of dinosaur footprints dating back ... The dig at Dewars Farm Quarry found five extensive trackways, one of which measured more than 150m in length ...

“Due to the scattered distribution and fragmented weathering of the dinosaur bones found, the chances of the dinosaur dying and being buried in the same place after death are relatively low.