Sauropod teeth, juvenile stegosaur Âteeth found at Teete in Yakutia in Siberia. The region was already above the Arctic Circle during the Early Cretaceous, so this would be the most northern evidence of sauropods known. The fossil teeth of many kinds of animals suggest a high latitude refuge for relict populations of more primitive groups that had gone extinct or been replaced in other regions. (in Russian)
Which Was The First Dinosaur To Walk The Earth? Nyasasaurus
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Giant sauropod femur makes official debut at Angouleme museum in France (photos and video) (in French)
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Protoichthyosaurus: First complete Jurassic marine reptile skull unlocks 150-year-old mystery
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The Trematopids of Pittsburgh
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Early Jurassic track site at Soltkywow in Poland is now protected with a wooden roof and barrier. The site includes tracks of a group of juvenile sauropods, Dilophosaurus-like theropods, early ornithischians, and other tetrapods (in Polish)Â
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Sailing Stone Track Discovered 'Hiding in Plain Sight' in Dinosaur Tracks Fossil
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Earth was stressed before dinosaur extinction
Fossilized seashells show signs of global warming, ocean acidification leading up to asteroid impact
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Paleobiologist Edina Prondvai (currently at Ghent University) studies duck embryos to understand how dinosaurs grew (in Hungarian)
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Alexander Kellner interview (in Portuguese). He is conducting a seminar online today (Dec. 11) about the reconstruction of the fire-destroyed National Musuem. (in Portuguese)
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Non-dino...
Newly described fossil whale Aegicetus represents intermediate stage between foot-powered and tail-powered swimming
Meet the Scientist: Paleontologist Advait Jukar--mammoths, deinotheres, etc.