Tag Archive | palaeontology

190mn yrs old dinosaur eggs offer insights into infancy and growth

After sitting in collections for nearly three decades, some well preserved dinosaur eggs have offered

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‘Secret location’ of dino skeletons found in South Dakota Badlands

A palaeontology team is hoping to find a Triceratops skeleton from a ”secret location” they’ve found in the

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Math formula proves giraffes can swim, but not very well

Two scientists – a Canadian and a Britisher, have in a new mathematical study proved that giraffes can

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Palaeontologists describe plant-eating dinosaur

Palaeontologists are describing a new species of plant-eating dinosaur based upon an incomplete skeleton

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New fossil material reveals Azendohsaurus as an early reptile, not a dinosaur

New fossil material has revealed that Azendohsaurus was not a dinosaur, but a peculiar early reptile.

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“Strange” British fossil is part of new dinosaur family, say experts

Nov.22 : A forgotten museum fossil that had been gathering dust for more than a century is actually from a mysterious British dinosaur that represents an entirely new family, scientists

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Ancient chimps, early hominids may have used tools to search for food: Study

Nov.13 : Ancient chimpanzees and early humans may have used tools to search for

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First fossil depicting 290 million years old food chain discovered

Nov 9 : Palaeontologists have discovered a unique fossil in Germany that depicts 290 million

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105 feet tall giant plant eating dino discovered in Argentina

Oct 16 : Argentine and Brazilian palaeontologists claim to have found a giant plant-eating

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80 mln year old dino fossil could hold key to bird evolution

Sept 7 : Palaeontologists claim to have found a 80 million year old fossil in the Gobi desert that could be a key piece of the evolutionary puzzle of how massive dinosaurs gave rise to today’s comparatively tiny birds.

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