Dinosaur Fossil ‘Sitting in a Drawer’ for 100 Years Identified as New T Rex Relative
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Nearly 100 Years in a Drawer: Fossil Turns Out to Be a New Species of Dinosaur
The fossil was discovered as early as 1924 on the Isle of Wight, but its significance went unrecognized for nearly a century. Now, a new analysis shows that the bone belongs to an early Megaraptor and fills an important gap in the history of these predatory dinosaurs.
Dinosaur fossil ‘sitting in a drawer’ for 100 years identified as new T-rex relative
Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Membership today. Join today Already a member? Log in A long-overlooked fossil kept at a museum has been identified as a new T-rex relative – the first of its group discovered in Europe.The long-clawed, meat-eating dinosaur species, about the
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