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A newly discovered tiny dinosaur named Alnashetri cerropoliciensis offers insights into the diverse prehistoric ecosystem of Patagonia.

A well-preserved 95-million-year-old fossil discovered in Patagonia redefines our understanding of alvarezsaurs, the smallest known carnivorous dinosaurs in South America.

A new species of small dinosaur, nicknamed Alna, has been discovered in South America, weighing only 0.7 kilos and showcasing remarkably preserved skeletal features.

A newly discovered tiny dinosaur in Patagonia could change our understanding of evolution.

A newly discovered fossil in Argentina identifies Alnashetri cerropoliciensis as potentially the smallest South American dinosaur, weighing less than 1 kg.

A fossil flower, approximately 101 million years old, was discovered in Patagonia alongside the Patagotitan mayorum dinosaur remains, enhancing international research on the evolution of flowering plants.

Scientists use fossilized bones as a 'geometric map' to reconstruct the size, balance, and motion of ancient dinosaurs, rather than merely imagining their appearance.

A new dinosaur species named Haolong dongi has been discovered in northeastern China, featuring previously unknown hollow spikes on its body.

Lucas Rocha, a student from Manaus, has transformed his game 'The Last Roar' about dinosaur extinction into a children's book.

Professor Rafael Lindoso from Brazil's Instituto Federal do Maranhão contributes to the discovery of a new carnivorous dinosaur species in the Sahara Desert, marking a significant achievement for Brazilian science.

Residents of Kaunas observed a temporary closure of the Sitkūnai bridge due to demolition work, which sparked creative commentary likening the scene to dinosaurs eating the structure.

A new species of dinosaur, Spinosaurus mirabilis, has been discovered in the Niger desert, shedding light on the history of fish-eating dinosaurs.

Researchers have unearthed remains of a previously unknown dinosaur species in the Sahara Desert, named Spinosaurus Mirabilis.

A new species of dinosaur, Spinosaurus mirabilis, has been discovered in the Sahara Desert in Niger, boasting unique features that distinguish it from its closest relative.

The Spinosaurus, one of the largest carnivorous dinosaurs, faces a scientific debate regarding its hunting behavior—whether it actively hunted in water or merely lurked by the shores.

A newly discovered dinosaur, Haolong dongi, reveals remarkable details about its biology due to well-preserved skin, providing insights into the ichthyosaur family from 125 million years ago.

A remarkable Spinosaurus skull has been discovered in the Sahara Desert, featuring a powerful and majestic crest never before seen in this type of dinosaur.

Paleontologists have discovered the remains of an unknown species of giant carnivorous dinosaur, Spinosaurus mirabilis, during a significant expedition in the Sahara Desert.

A small prehistoric shark from the time of dinosaurs, discovered over 150 million years ago, is challenging current knowledge about shark evolution due to its unique characteristics.

A new plant species, originated from the dinosaur era, has been discovered in the Peruvian Amazon, adapting to permanently flooded environments.

Scientists in Neuquén have uncovered fossils that may change the understanding of South American armored dinosaurs, showing unique traits distinct from other regions.

A groundbreaking study confirming the existence of dinosaur footprints over 100 million years old in Roraima has been published in a leading paleontology journal.

Researchers have proposed a new method that uses artificial intelligence to help classify dinosaur footprints, overcoming challenges related to subjective human interpretation.

Recent research suggests that the texture of dinosaur skin may be more familiar and less terrifying than previously imagined.

A newly discovered dinosaur skeleton, Haolong dongi, dating back 125 million years, has been found in northeastern China, offering significant insights into prehistoric life.

A charming village near major motorways, Lymm in Cheshire offers visitors picturesque scenery, shops, dining, and historical links to dinosaurs.

Scientists in Georgia have reconstructed a life-sized skeleton of 'Deinosuchus shoreri,' a massive croc known as the 'Dinosaur Killer' that lived during the Late Cretaceous period.

Netflix has released the trailer for Spielberg's new documentary series 'Dinosaurs,' which features breathtaking visuals and has already garnered 3.7 million views.

Netflix has announced a new documentary series produced by Steven Spielberg that has already garnered 3.7 million views on its trailer.

Scientists have developed an AI method that aids in determining the dinosaur species responsible for various footprints based on eight different characteristics.

Researchers are investigating crocodile bones to refine methods for estimating the age of dinosaurs by analyzing growth rings, previously thought to represent annual growth.

New research reveals that infant brachiosaurus and other sauropods were regular meals for carnivorous dinosaurs 150 million years ago.

Scientists from the University of Maryland have discovered a historic anomaly beneath the Pacific Ocean that dates back to the era of dinosaurs, challenging existing theories about the Earth's internal structure.

Researchers in northern Spain have discovered the bones of a previously unknown group of tiny dinosaurs measuring just over half a meter from snout to tail.

A study has documented a herd of 'Foskeia pelendonum', the world's smallest dinosaur measuring less than half a meter tall, found in Burgos, Spain.

The Archaeological and Paleontological Collective of Salas (CAS) has discovered approximately 800 bones belonging to six individuals of the world's smallest dinosaur, Foskeia pelendonum, near Villanueva de Carazo in Burgos.

A new species of tiny dinosaurs, Foskeia pelendonum, has been discovered in Spain, providing new insights into the evolution of ornithopod dinosaurs.

A recently discovered species similar to a raptor from Mexico reveals that some lightweight dinosaurs, unlike their contemporaries, resorted to headbutting as a tactic during the Late Cretaceous period.

New analysis suggests that the Tyrannosaurus rex may have lived longer than previously believed, with implications for its growth and lifespan.

Scientists have presented the most convincing evidence so far that ceratopsians, including the well-known triceratops, existed in late Cretaceous Europe, a notion that had been challenged for years.

New evidence confirms the presence of ceratopsians in late Cretaceous Europe, challenging previous identifications and altering the perception of their geographical distribution.

A new study suggests that ammonoids, ancient marine creatures believed to have gone extinct alongside dinosaurs, may have survived the asteroid impact that occurred 66 million years ago.

Transgender paleontologist Riley Black vividly describes the asteroid impact that led to the extinction of dinosaurs, reflecting on the beginning of a new era in her emotionally charged book.

After 50 years of effort, a precise replica of a crocodile fossil known for consuming dinosaurs has finally been created.