
Sifting through the Pterosaur Menu
Fossil poop reveals that some Jurassic pterosaurs were filter feeders
Fossil poop reveals that some Jurassic pterosaurs were filter feeders
A new hadrosaur from Texas has a striking, shovel-shaped mouth
A collection of tiny skull bones offers new insights to the early life of Edmontosaurus
A new analysis of a famous fossil suggests that there may be more feathered dinosaurs in Germany’s lithographic limestone than we currently know
A tiny fossil skull reveals the oldest known vertebrate capable of crunching hard-shelled prey
Academic gatekeeping obscures the contributions of communities vital to the study of ancient life
A huge T. rex was crowned as king of the tyrants. But the bones may tell a different tale
A partial skeleton significantly updates the history of a major, extinct bird family
A unique anatomical setup helped some herbivorous dinosaurs crunch through their Cretaceous world
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A strange paper offers an odd idea for why nonavian dinosaurs died out. It doesn't hold up to scrutiny
Bones previously thought to be dinosaurian have turned out to be from a very different sort of prehistoric creature
Beautiful fossils offer a rare look at what covered the bodies of some of our protomammal relatives
The debate over what sort of environment molded turtles into shelled wonders continues
Distinctive teeth mark the discovery of a new prehistoric shark species
A skull from Ecuador represents a rare fossil of a tropical dolphin
This beautifully-preserved dinosaur caps off a year of small, feathery finds.
Parallel trackways in Mexico may preserve a social moment in dinosaur history
This ancient marine reptile alters the deep history of plesiosaurs.
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