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Century-Old Isle of Wight Fossil Identified as Europe's First Megaraptoran

CT scans with 3D models of a 1924 braincase reveal a new species that supports a migration route from Asia through Europe to the southern continents.

Jurassic Bird Yuezhuornis Is a Crow‑Sized Runner With Killer Claws

Century-Old Isle of Wight Skull Rewrites Europe's Dinosaur Record

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Scientists Describe Megacauda Sungei, Largest Known Jurassic Docodont

Mastodon Presses 170 Copies of Marrow Deep With Actual Mastodon Bone Dust

Researchers Name New Eocene Gavial Herugavialis cairensis

Jurassic Swimmer Megacauda sungei Reveals Early Mammal Feeding Anatomy

New Gavialoid Species Named From the Same Limestone as the Great Sphinx

Pokémon Fossil Museum to Open at Denver Museum of Nature & Science in May 2027

99‑Million‑Year‑Old Planthopper Cretodorus noonoo Had Bendy, Sap‑Probing Mouthpart

Bats Trace Back to a European Ancestor 65 Million Years Ago

Ames Crater Re‑dated to About 372 Million Years

Large Eocene Mammal Fossils Found During Oceanside Construction

Bats Originated in Europe About 65 Million Years Ago, Study Finds

Field Museum Names New 309‑Million‑Year‑Old Amphibian From Mazon Creek

Scientists Report First Adult T. Rex Trackway in North Dakota

Plesiosaurs Left Fossilized Vomit in North Sea Drill Cores

Scientists Measured T. Rex Body Temperature at About 36.3°C Using Its Teeth

Exceptionally Intact Pacific Mastodon Molar Found in San Mateo County Creek

New Triassic Species Links Tanzania to South America and Revises Dinosaur Timeline