New dinosaur fossil pushes evolution of gigantism in sauropods back 30 million years - Science News
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Think of a plant-eating dinosaur, and chances are you picture something along the lines of a brachiosaurus.
Think of a plant-eating dinosaur, and chances are you picture something along the lines of a brachiosaurus.
Researchers in Argentina have discovered what they say is the oldest-known giant dinosaur and it’s altering the way…
El 'dinosaurio más grande jamás descubierto' El primer gigante (Ingentia prima), así han bautizado paleontólogos argentinos a…
New dinosaur fossils from the Late Triassic of Argentina, around 237-201 million years ago, are described in a paper published…
No se sabe si fue macho o hembra, pero los paleóntólogos argentinos que han descubierto a esta nueva especie de dinosaurio hervíb…
Researchers in Argentina announced the discovery of a new, giant species of dinosaur Monday.
Ingentia prima war ein Scheinriese aus der Trias: Seine Statur ähnelte der gigantischer Sauropoden späterer Zeiten.
Ingentia prima, which lived more than 200 million years ago during the Late Triassic, heralded the gigantic dinosaurs that…