How do you make a somewhat dubious dinosaur even more problematic? By splitting it into two different species, of course!
Category: The Mesozoic Mailbag
The mummified body of a baby saber-tooth cat has received plenty of media attention – for good reason.
It may not be evidence of full-on flight, but fossil footprints suggest that some Raptors could at the very least take off.
In what has already become a fascinating year for paleontology, Tyrannosaurus gains a second species that hints at the origin of these gigantic predators
The undigested stomach contents of an immature Gorgosaurus has shed new light on the behaviour of these enigmatic predators and their relatives…
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.
To say July 2023 has been a crazy month for paleontology would be underselling it.
A stunning new discovery has flipped the script on the relationship between mammals and (some) dinosaurs.
A controversial new study has raised an important question: how much do paleontologists really know about dinosaur brains?
Need a recap of the top discoveries, research, and events in paleontology from the last year? Look no further!
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