A tiny 3-foot-tall relative of the Tyrannosaurus rex has been discovered and named. The new dinosaur, dubbed Suskityrannus hazelae, was found by Virginia Tech paleontologist Sterling Nesbitt in New ...
The jaw fossil for Tyrannosaurus mcraeensis has key distinctions from T. rex. Paleontologists have discovered a new species of dinosaur that could be the closest-known relative of the famed ...
A team of researchers, including those from the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science (NMMNHS), say the discovery of a new dinosaur subspecies is believed to be a more primitive and older ...
Fossils found 50 years ago were initially thought to belong to another species. Paleontologists have discovered a new species of dinosaur that was related to the infamous Tyrannosaurus rex. The dino ...
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Buried in a lake, a newly discovered species of dinosaur waited millions of years—about 70 million—to be found. A group of scientists, including Harrisburg University of Science and ...
Tyrannosaurus rex is thought to have had one of the most powerful bites of any animal that ever lived. So strong, in fact, that not only could it crush the bones of its prey, but it should have ...
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A team of researchers published a rebuttal to an argument advanced by another group earlier in the year. The disagreement over the king of dinosaurs is far from over. By Jack Tamisiea The world’s most ...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - When it came to the sense of smell among meat-eating dinosaurs, Tyrannosaurus rex nosed out the competition. Scientists at the University of Calgary and the Royal Tyrrell Museum ...
A provocative study published earlier this year proposed that the world’s best-known and perhaps best-loved dinosaur, Tyrannosaurus rex, was actually three separate species. Not so fast, says new ...
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