66 million years ago the new animals were the boss of this Earth
New research suggests that before the dinosaurs became extinct, the mammals had developed very well.
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New research suggests that before the dinosaurs became extinct, the mammals had developed very well.
The footprints of Eubrontes Gleneronsensis Theropod carnivores that lived 150 million years ago have been found in India's Thaiyat, Jaisalmer region.
Archaeologists have excavated fossils of new grass-eating dinosaurs in the Cretaceous Period.
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A group of 12 scientists from the US, Australia and South Africa have discovered more than 1 ton of dinosaur fossils in transit to the remote island of James Ross in Ant…
By inhibiting the expression of a gene in modern chickens, scientists created a pair of legs-like chickens with its ancestral dinosaurs.
Scientists have reported fossilized specimens of a dinosaur named Timurlengia euotica who lived 90 million years ago.
People assume that tyrannical dinosaurs are the most terrible and fierce predators of prehistoric times. But recently, fossilized archaeologists of a new dinosaur, thoug…
The herbivore possesses a massive body and bizarre shape named by the scientific world
Scientists found clues to ancient flower varieties that existed at the same time as the dinosaurs Ankylosaurus and Iguanadon.
Argentine scientists have discovered fossils of a foot-lizard, Notocolossus lizard, with the height of the leg bone as long as 1.76m and belonging to the tyrant lizard f…
Fossil skeleton of Jurassic sea monster found in Cambridgeshire, England, most likely belongs to a new long-necked dinosaur.
The ground-eating predator dinosaurs 100 million years ago performed a special pairing dance to attract mates.
Newly discovered quarries contain fossils of many giant animals and reptiles that have been destroyed millions of years ago.
Scientists discovered a large archaeological site that shows a long-necked dinosaur that looks like a Loch Ness monster that once lived in Scotland 170 million years ago.