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80-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Dug Up in Argentina Has an Intact Skull Unlike Anything Ever Seen
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80-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Dug Up in Argentina Has an Intact Skull Unlike Anything Ever Seen
Unearthed in the dusty sediment of northern Patagonia, a new species of predatory dinosaur has caught the attention of paleontologists for its fearsome appearance and unusual auditory abilities. Measuring about 16 feet long, Llukalkan aliocranianus lived roughly 80 million years ago and possessed a short, horned skull unlike anything seen before in its lineage. The discovery was made near the city of Rincón de los Sauces, in Argentina’s Bajo de …
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