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Dinosaurs’ Mass Extinction Due To Massive Asteroid Explained In Details By Scientists

We all know that a massive asteroid collided with Earth about 66 million years ago. That enormous space rock caused the dinosaur mass extinction. That would’ve been the fifth mass extinction in Earth’s history. In new research, scientists from the…

September 15, 2019 · by Vadim Caraiman · 0

Opal-Encrusted Fossils Reveal a New Species of Australian Dinosaur

The paleontologists in Australia identified the fossilized bones of a formerly unknown plant-eating dinosaur. Amazingly, the mid-Cretaceous Australian dinosaur’s fossils were conserved in opal. The dinosaur species, described as Fostoria dhimbangunmal, is related to Iguanodon and Muttaburrasaurus, according to the…

June 5, 2019 · by Asheley Rice · 0

Dinosaurs Were Flourishing Before The Chicxulub Asteroid Killed Them

Before dinosaurs were suddenly demised by an asteroid strike (the Chicxulub asteroid), the long-term climate change was not affecting them, so they were flourishing. Many scientists believe in the asteroid theory while some others think that there was also some…

March 7, 2019 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

“The Antarctic King” Is An Ancestors Of Dinosaurs – What Is He Exactly?

Researchers recently discovered the “Antarctic king”, whose official name is Antarctanax shackletoni. The Antarctanax was a reptile that lived back in the Triassic period. The animal is an ancestors for both dinosaur and modern crocodiles. “In and of itself, [ Antarctanax…

February 2, 2019 · by Asheley Rice · 0

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Dinosaurs’ Mass Extinction Due To Massive Asteroid Explained In Details By Scientists

Opal-Encrusted Fossils Reveal a New Species of Australian Dinosaur

Dinosaurs Were Flourishing Before The Chicxulub Asteroid Killed Them

“The Antarctic King” Is An Ancestors Of Dinosaurs – What Is He Exactly?

Study Shows the Eating Habits of Dinosaurs Based on Their Teeth

Huge Dinosaur Footprints Discovered In Scotland Will Shed Light On The Mysterious Middle Jurassic Period

Rare Dinosaur Remains Discovered in Egypt

Butterflies and moths lived along with dinosaurs 200 million years ago