About 30 million years ago, parts of Egypt were covered in lush forests. Within those trees, lurked an order of fearsome big ...

A Cretaceous-era skull found on Vega Island, Antarctica, has been confirmed as a member of the same order as ducks and geese, ...

These dinosaurs appear to have retained their preference for warm climates, remaining in lower latitudes throughout their existence. On the other hand, theropods – the group ... including the polar ...

A piece of fossilised animal vomit, thought to be 66 million years old A piece of fossilised vomit dating back to the time of the dinosaurs has been discovered in Denmark. Local fossil hunter ...

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Nyasasaurus could be the earliest known dinosaur, or else a close relative of early dinosaurs ... “Evidence suggests the other two groups, theropods, and ornithischians, may have developed the ability ...

A new study led by researchers at University College London suggests that the earliest dinosaurs may have originated ... that the other two groups, the theropods and the ornithischians, may ...

The impact triggered a series of catastrophic events, including rapid climate changes that ultimately led to the extinction of the non-avian dinosaurs and approximately 75% of all species on Earth.

Researchers regularly find fossils in southern Brazil, Argentina and Zimbabwe that indicate dinosaurs inhabited the southern polar region toward the middle ... The two other groups, the theropods and ...

while theropods and ornithischians later developed the ability to generate body heat. This adaptation allowed them to survive in colder climates, eventually reaching polar regions. The study ...

The first dinosaurs may have evolved near the equator ... The two other groups, the theropods and ornithischians, may have evolved the ability to generate their own body heat, and therefore ...

Ancient fossils of the world's very first dinosaurs may be buried in places almost impossible to investigate, according to new research from University College London and the UK's Natural History ...