assigned to a new species, marks only the fifth dinosaur ever identified from Zimbabwean deposits and suggests that Late Triassic dinosaur diversity was broader than previously thought. The find was reported in the Journal of Systematic Palaeontology by...

The bone belongs to Cargninia enigmatica, a scarce species that inhabited Earth roughly 225 million years ago during the Late Triassic. The newly described specimen supplies anatomical details that were absent from the original find more than ten years...

site, lay dormant in Yale’s Peabody Museum collection for decades before modern imaging revealed its distinct anatomy. Late Triassic Predator Distinct from Its Speedy Contemporary The Ghost Ranch deposits capture a humid riverine ecosystem populated by...

were unearthed within the Guizhou Triassic Fossil Sites, a location that once served as a deep-water basin during the Late Triassic. While the region is celebrated for its wealth of prehistoric marine life, including ichthyosaurs and ancient turtles,...

An ancient marine creature’s fossils, once thought lost at sea, were unexpectedly discovered in Germany’s renowned fossil site. A team of paleontologists has revealed a second ichthyosaur species hidden among decades‑old specimens from Germany’s famed...

A new dinosaur species discovered in Tanzania suggests that the earliest dinosaurs may have evolved millions of years later than previously thought. A newly identified species of tusked, plant-eating reptile discovered in Tanzania is forcing...

South Africa, challenging the long-held assumption of a homogeneous faunal distribution across the region during the Late Triassic. Anatomy of a New Species Musango matusadonaensis belongs to the sauropodomorph group, the evolutionary precursors to the...

Researchers show diverse crustaceans repeatedly develop a compact crab-like shape, a convergent evolution pattern known as carcinization. A flattened, wide-bodied form with a tucked abdomen is not exclusive to true crabs. Independent crustacean...

as the oldest known dinosaur trace in Australia. Dating back approximately 230 million years to the dawn of the Late Triassic period, the 18.5-centimeter impression offers a rare glimpse into the continent’s prehistoric origins. Notably, the specimen...

Please provide the text you would like me to rewrite. A six-year-old amateur paleontologist has made a discovery at Nebraska’s Schramm Park State Recreation Area that has left experts stunned. While scouring the park’s limestone deposits for common...

New research reveals that Neolithic communities transported the massive Devil’s Arrows stones 18km from Brimham Rocks to their current site in North Yorkshire. Geological analysis has finally unlocked the mystery surrounding the origins of the Devil’s...