The dream of a second Tyrannosaur genus at the end-Cretaceous of North America receives new validation, but ultimately does little to change the great Nanotyrannus debate.
Author: maxsblogosaurus
Western North America has long been a goldmine for dinosaur fossils. Eastern North America? Not so much. But why is this a case? And have paleontologists finally started to correct the issue?
Something big is coming to Toronto’s foremost natural history museum…
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What was the Tully Monster?
There’s no animal alive today like the Tully Monster, which has created a massive problem for paleontologists.
A review of Ottawa’s Canadian Museum of Nature and its prehistoric exhibits.
Did the late Cretaceous Hadrosaur Edmontosaurus sport a fleshy crest atop its skull?
Why did some sauropods evolve such tiny necks?
In the annals of prehistory, few dinosaurs are as strange as the giant Ornithomimosaur Deinocheirus.
Within a week, one of the largest and smallest prehistoric whales have emerged from across the world.
Were these giant-clawed predators true raptors, or something else entirely?
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