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View Article  Oceans "Gripped" by Sixth Mass Extinction Event

Australian Scientist Warns of Marine Environment Mass Extinction Event

Our influence on the climate leading to global warming and the acidification of the oceans, over fishing and other human activities ...   more »

View Article  Putting the Burgess Shales in the Shade

Canadian Scientists Discover new source of Cambrian Fossils

A team of Canadian scientists have discovered a treasure trove of Cambrian fossils, including eight new taxa at a location high in ...   more »

View Article  "Stocky Dragon" A Heavyweight version of Velociraptor from Romania

Balaur bondoc - "Stocky Dragon" with "Double" Killing Claws

Adorning the front cover of the scientific journal "The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences" is Balour Bondoc - a ...   more »

View Article  Oetzi - The Iceman may not have been Murdered but a Chieftain

New Research Suggests Ceremonial Burial for Oetzi - The Iceman

The body of a Stone Age tribesman found high up in an Alpine pass, who once was thought to have ...   more »

View Article  Chinese Scientists Announce Discovery of New Genus of Horned Dinosaur

Sinoceratops zhuchengensis - Rewriting the History of the Horned Dinosaurs

A new genus of horned dinosaur has been announced by scientists from the Chinese Academy of Sciences.  This new genus ...   more »

View Article  Chinese Fossils Make Debut at Cincinnati Museum

Fossils from the Henan Province (China) on Display at Cincinnati Museum Centre

Some huge vertebrae from a recently discovered Titanosaur and the remarkably preserved nest of an Oviraptor are on display ...   more »

View Article  Feathered Dinosaurs Inspire Australian Artist

Feathered Dinosaurs Inspire Artist (Renaissance Dinosaur)

Melbourne based artist Kate Rohde, a graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts has been inspired by feathered dinosaurs to create some unique pieces of ...   more »

View Article  Dinosaur Bones found in Sewer

Theropod Teeth and Hadrosaur Fossilised Bones found as Sewer is Constructed

The construction of a sewer system in the city of Edmonton (Alberta, Canada) ground to a halt last week ...   more »

View Article  Man Charged with Fossil Theft

Theft of Fossils from Federal Land - Man Charged

A sixty-three year old resident of Pennsylvania has been charged with conspiracy to theft of fossils and theft of fossils from federal ...   more »

View Article  South Australian Fossils may be "Earliest Animals"

Sponge-like Fossils may be Evidence of Earliest Animals Known

A team of researchers writing in the scientific journal "Nature Geoscience" claim that an analysis of limestone strata (stromatolites formed by the deposition of bacteria) from the Flinders range in South ...   more »

View Article  "Terror Birds" Fly Like a Butterfly and Sting Like a Bee

South American Terror Birds Fighting Strategy Revealed in New Study

New research published in the online scientific journal "PLoS One", the public library of science online, into the attack strategies ...   more »

View Article  Plea to Keep Ultrasauros at Seafront

Huge Dinosaur Sculpture Wins Admirers

Residents and visitors to the Southsea area have expressed their support for keeping the gigantic sculpture of a dinosaur on Southsea Common.  The sculpture, representing ...   more »

View Article  Climate Change not Human Hunting Led to Mammoth Extinction

Dramatic Climate Change Led to Demise of the Mammoth

New research published in the scientific journal "The Quaternary Science Review" by a team of British based scientists suggests that dramatic ...   more »

View Article  Tyrannosaurus rex - The Hunter versus Scavenger Debate Our Results

T. rex - Hunter or Scavenger (Results from our Survey)

Over the last few weeks, team members at Everything Dinosaur have been working at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery ...   more »

View Article  Annual "Aussie" Dinosaur Dig Gets Underway

Amateurs and Professionals Sign up for Queensland Dinosaur Dig

The annual "dig up an Aussie dinosaur" event has started in Queensland, providing an opportunity for keen, amateur fossil hunters to ...   more »