Dinosaurs – Species Encycolpedia
The right dentary of Megalosaurus bucklandii – the first scientifically described dinosaur – has been part of the collection of the Oxford...
Tyrannosaurus rex wasn't always the king of the dinosaurs. Before they became towering predators,...
Moros intrepidus is a distant relative that lived millions of years before the first...
Tyrannosaurus rex, king of the tyrant lizards, may have been the most fearsome land predator to ever exist on planet Earth. Yet despite its...
Paleontologists have unveiled a remarkable new species of tyrannosauroid dinosaur from the Cretaceous period: a small relative of ...
Named Gobiraptor minutus, the new dinosaur is thought to have lived between 80 and 70 million years ago (Cretaceous period)....
Paleontologists identified a new species of sauropod that grew long, sharp spikes that resembled a mohawk at the back of their necks....
It isn't clear how and when feathered dinosaurs, the ancestors of present day birds, started to fly. Analysis of the...
In 1983, fossil hunter William Walker uncovered a giant claw in a brick pit in Surrey. A team of palaeontologists from the Museum began to investigate the site and had soon dug up one of the most complete meat-eating dinosaurs ever found in the UK....