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Beijing -
Archaeologists working in China have unearthed the fossil remains of two diminutive mammals. These findings suggest considerable species diversity existed during the Jurassic Period.
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Two new species of horned dinosaur from the Cretaceous Period have only now been discovered, though the fossils the discoveries are based upon were found over 75 years ago. They sat in a Canadian museum, mistakenly identified as other, known, species.
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Edinburgh -
And if that perfect storm hadn’t come about, say scientists, dinosaurs might still be with us today — except their continued existence might have meant a very different "us" having evolved — if at all.
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Changyuraptor yangi fossils were recently discovered in a Chinese expedition. The remains reveal a creature with four wings that has been dubbed the largest specimen of this type.
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An analysis of a sparrow-sized fossil has challenged the present status of dinosaurs as ancestors of modern birds. This is based on a new study of an archosaur fossil.
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New research appears to show that dinosaurs were a rare breed of animal, in that they were neither warm-blooded nor cold-blooded — they were somewhere in-between.
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"Flintstones. Meet the Flintstones..." is a familiar song from most peoples' childhoods. However, some experts decided to point out that the whole show is completely inaccurate scientifically and then corrected the issue in animated video form.
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An intact and wonderfully preserved baby dinosaur skeleton was unearthed in Dinosaur Provincial Park in southeastern Alberta in 2010. The find is only now being announced but the skeleton is already part of the University of Alberta's collection.
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Located in the badlands of Alberta, Canada is a place of such stellar beauty and awe-inspiring landscapes, it takes your breath away. Dinosaur Provincial Park is not only a place great creatures roamed 75 million years ago, it's also their graveyard.
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A new study has been released, and it reveals that the unknown event that killed off the dinosaurs could be the same one that wiped out ancient bees.
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Any idea to recreate a dinosaur from extracted DNA has taken a step backwards. Researchers have found that extracting dinosaur DNA from insects embedded in ancient amber is probably impossible.
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A study of modern day ostriches suggest sauropod dinosaurs were likely stiff in their movements, especially in their necks.
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London -
The Natural History Museum in London boasts an impressive collection of dinosaur remains. These have been collected together in a special exhibition.
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A group of paleontologists unearthed a new long-horned dinosaur in Utah, the first of its type to be found in the south of the United States.
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Paleontologists say they have found the fossilized remains of a new avialan, or basal bird, which re-establishes the position of Archaeopteryx as part of the group of basal birds ancestral to modern birds.
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A new species of dinosaur called the "lonely small bandit" has been discovered in Madagascar. This is the first new species discovered in almost a decade.
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Paleontologists have identified what they believe to be the oldest dinosaur fossils in existence. This new dinosaur discovery possibly challenges current beliefs on dinosaur history.
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Popular televangelist Pat Robertson has recently come out stating that the Earth is not 6,000 years old, and that dinosaurs were living before the time of the Bible.
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Toronto -
It’s often said everyone likes a dinosaur and there’s no better place to check out the theory than in Toronto, where “everyone” lives. So on a Sunday when the outdoors temp is dino-steamy, a duck into the AC’ed ROM is in order.
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Today, living fossils create problems for paleontologists with Darwinian assumptions. The discoveries of living Wollemi pines, Coelacanth fishes, the Nautilus, and other animals have challenged evolutionary assumptions about life’s history.
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Toronto -
Some of the largest and rarest dinosaurs ever known are on display this summer at the Royal Ontario Museum, in a new exhibit called Ultimate Dinosaurs: Giants from Gondwana.
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Paleontologists have devoted a surprising amount of research effort to explaining how dinosaurs had sex. As expected, explaining how a four-storeys high, 30-ton lizard such as T. Rex, speculated as equipped with 12 ft long penis, had sex proves tricky.
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Washington -
One of the best things about living outside of Washington D.C. is the ability to hop on the Metro and go to the nation's capital and explore the rich history and landmarks.
And then there are the museums.
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New research into one of the creatures which connects dinosaurs to birds, the Microraptor, indicates that the crow-like creature had black feathers. The discovery is an important one for evolutionary science.
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A group of Toronto-based researchers have uncovered what is believed to be the oldest dinosaur nest found to date, pre-dating an earlier nest find by about 100 million years.
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In a significant discovery, scientists have uncovered a nest filled with 15 baby dinosaurs, 10 of which are complete fossil sets.
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Tonight, the BBC screened the first in a new 6 part half hour series on the dinosaurs which provides a fascinating new insight for everyone from primary school kids to intelligent laymen to Richard Dawkins himself.
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It’s been almost a decade since the last installment of the blockbuster trilogy hit theatres, but Steven Spielberg may be considering once again reviving the dinosaurs of "Jurassic Park" on the big screen.
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Two dinosaur fossils that were previously believed to be of the same species now provide insight into a remarkable transitional period from the early stages of dinosaur evolution, some 230-million years ago in Argentina's Ischigualasto valley.
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The ancient world had something ours doesn’t: Venomous bird lizards. Sinornithosaurus would have been a deadly part of any ecology, past or modern. Scientists have discovered indications of a snake-like venom delivery system.
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"Hoodoos" 6 km. east of Drumheller, Ca. Gorgo
The Royal Ontario Museum has two new exhibits: Bats! and dinosaur baby eggs.
The Royal Ontario Museum has two new exhibits: Bats! and dinosaur baby eggs.
The Royal Ontario Museum has two new exhibits: Bats! and dinosaur baby eggs.
The Royal Ontario Museum has two new exhibits: Bats! and dinosaur baby eggs.
An illustration of a pterosaur Screengrab
The Royal Ontario Museum has two new exhibits: Bats! and dinosaur baby eggs.
A classic for kids - the National Museum of Natural History has a very large dinosaur exhibit
An artist's depiction of dinosaurs wandering the planet.
The Royal Ontario Museum has two new exhibits: Bats! and dinosaur baby eggs.
The Royal Ontario Museum has two new exhibits: Bats! and dinosaur baby eggs.
The Royal Ontario Museum has two new exhibits: Bats! and dinosaur baby eggs.
The Royal Ontario Museum has two new exhibits: Bats! and dinosaur baby eggs.
Dinosaur horns on display in the museum.
Stegosaurus, a genus of armored stegosaurid dinosaur.
The Royal Ontario Museum has two new exhibits: Bats! and dinosaur baby eggs.
Ultimate Dinosaurs at the Royal Ontario Museum
The Royal Ontario Museum has two new exhibits: Bats! and dinosaur baby eggs.
Dinosaur Provincial Park met two of the criteria for being named a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Chris Stubbs
Protoceratops andrewsi, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. Daderot
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