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This Orange Lichen Is Helping Researchers Find Dinosaur Fossils
Finding dinosaurs is a mixture of knowing where to look and pure luck. It typically involves paleontologists hiking for miles ...
A University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) researcher discovered a dinosaur fossil that may expand the known range of a species ...
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Lichens’ orange glow reveals millions of years-old dinosaur fossils to drone eyes
Scientists found that specific lichen species act as natural indicators of exposed dinosaur fossils, creating signatures that ...
A dinosaur fossil discovery by a researcher from The University of Texas at El Paso may expand the known range of a species ...
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Arctic fossils show dinosaurs in polar night
A fascinating revelation from the icy expanses of the Arctic has given us a fresh insight into the life of dinosaurs. Recently discovered fossils, aged around 73 million years, suggest that dinosaurs ...
The Denver Museum of Nature and Science has sent researchers everywhere from North Dakota to Antarctica in search of fossils to study and display. It turns out they could have stayed home. The museum ...
A dinosaur dubbed one of the "strangest" ever found boasted an elaborate armory of long bony spikes and a tail weapon, according to findings published in the science journal Nature. Spicomellus, which ...
Dinosaur discoveries are nothing new in Colorado, but this one took scientists by surprise because it was found beneath a dinosaur museum’s own parking lot. While drilling 763 feet into the ground as ...
Scientists have announced the discovery of damaged hemoglobin in the hollow, blood vessel–like structures of dinosaur fossils. The researchers used a novel technique they hope may put an enduring ...
The untrained eye might have seen nothing out of the ordinary — a jumbled rock in the shape of a fist, not the vertebra of an ancient beast. Fortunately, this dinosaur fossil in Denver was found at a ...
The phrase “leave no stone unturned” has taken on new meaning for paleontologists at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science who discovered a special fossil hidden right under their noses — beneath ...
It turns out that you don’t have to look far for dinosaur fossils in Denver – just deep. The Denver Museum of Nature & Science just announced that researchers found one 763 feet below the surface of ...
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