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Residue of the Cretaceous-Paleogene impact. Dark clay-rich KT boundary layer in Stevn's Klint, Denmark used in the study. Credit: Dr. Philippe Claeys.

Researchers identify class of ‘oddball’ meteorite that killed the dinosaurs

An artist's impression of a pliosaur. Credit: Megan Jacobs/University of Portsmouth

Jurassic sea monster was smaller than once thought, but no less...

A depiction of an asteroid heading toward Earth, with the moon in the background. (Image credit: Juan Gartner via Getty Images)

A massive asteroid slammed into the North Sea and triggered a...

Artistic illustration of a Natagitan. Credit: Patchanop Boonsai.

Southeast Asia’s biggest dinosaur discovered

Artistic illustration of a T. rex. Credit: iStock / Orla

Why meat-eating dinosaurs like T. rex evolved tiny arms

The ancient marine amphibians Erythrobatrachus (foreground) and Aphaneramma (background) swimming along the coast of what is now far norther Western Australia 250 million years ago. Credit: Pollyanna von Knorring (Swedish Museum of Natural History), edited

Lost fossils reveal sea monsters that took over after Earth’s greatest...

A Jurassic-aged dinosaur footprint from the Isle of Skye, Scotland, displayed in 5 mm contours from a photogrammetric model. Credit: Tone Blakesley

This AI app can tell which dinosaur made a footprint

The fossil replica of Deinosuchus schwimmeri on display in the Tellus Science Museum. Credit: Tellus Science Museum

Decades-long quest leads to first scholarly accurate fossil replica of ‘dinosaur-killer’...

The Hell Creek Mosasaur. Credit: Christopher DiPiazza

Giant sea monsters lived in rivers at the end of the...

A Late Cretaceous face-off between an adult Nanotyrannus (left) and two juvenile T. rex, with a sub-adult T. rex watching from a distance. The scene evokes a preface to the NHMLAC’s famous T. rex trio on display in the Jane G. Pisano Dinosaur Hall. Credit: Jorge Gonzalez

This rare bone finally settles the Nanotyrannus mystery

The bones were lying almost on top of each other in the layer. Credit: ELTE Eötvös Loránd University

Dinosaur bones found almost on top of each other in Transylvania

Artistic reconstruction of a newly hatched troodontid-like dinosaur resting among fragments of its eggshell (loosely based on Mongolian microtroodontid-type). These eggshells, when buried within ancient soil, interacted with meteoric waters, leading to early uranium incorporation into the eggshell calcite crystals. Credit: Eva Utsukiyouhei (宇津城遥平)

Scientists found a hidden clock inside dinosaur eggshells

Artist illustration of an alamosaurus. (Credit: Natalia Jagielska)

Dinosaurs were thriving when the asteroid struck

Credit: John Friel, Alabama Museum of Natural History

Oddity from Alabama creek is tooth of dinosaur that reached 30...

Plesionectes longicollum. Credit: Peter Nickolaus

New long-necked marine reptile species discovered in Germany’s famous Jurassic fossil...

A set of Diplodocus teeth sampled by researcher Liam Norris. Credit: Liam Norris

Clues for dinosaurs’ diets found in the chemistry of their fossil...

An image of fossilised erythrocyte-like structures

Dinosaurs could hold key to cancer discoveries

An image from the reconstruction of the dinosaur's movements. Image: Dr A Romilio

Digital reconstruction reveals 80 steps of prehistoric life

Detailed highlights of the rock sample at Biloela in Queensland.

Dozens of 3-toed dinosaurs leave their mark in Queensland

At the 12th day of incubation, feather buds exhibit longitudinal domains of cell density that correspond to the barbs of the future down feather. © Rory Cooper & Michel Milinkovitch (CC BY)

From dinosaurs to birds: the origins of feather formation

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