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Paleontologist & Fossil Crates Co-Founder Dr. Brian Curtice's periodic musings about what's going on (and what went on millions of years ago) in the world of dinosaurs.
Tiny Bug Slayer! Kongonaphon kely, a new dinosa...
Tiny Bug Slayer! Kongonaphon kely We here at Fossil Crates love fossils in all their forms! I was reading through a paper published in July and thought this one was...
Tiny Bug Slayer! Kongonaphon kely, a new dinosa...
Tiny Bug Slayer! Kongonaphon kely We here at Fossil Crates love fossils in all their forms! I was reading through a paper published in July and thought this one was...
Allosaurus fragilis, one of the largest Late Ju...
Allosaurus fragilis - one of the largest Late Jurassic Carnivores! Allosaurus fragilis is one of the best-known dinosaurs thanks to the huge number of fossils excavated of this Late...
Allosaurus fragilis, one of the largest Late Ju...
Allosaurus fragilis - one of the largest Late Jurassic Carnivores! Allosaurus fragilis is one of the best-known dinosaurs thanks to the huge number of fossils excavated of this Late...
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Majungasaurus, dinosaur with an identify crisis
Dr. Brian CurticeMajungasaurus Majungasaurus, "Mahajunga lizard," lived in Madagascar at the end of the dinosaurs' reign, from ~70 mya right up to the very end 66 mya. Like most early-named dinosaurs,...
Majungasaurus, dinosaur with an identify crisis
Dr. Brian CurticeMajungasaurus Majungasaurus, "Mahajunga lizard," lived in Madagascar at the end of the dinosaurs' reign, from ~70 mya right up to the very end 66 mya. Like most early-named dinosaurs,...
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Anz-who? Anzu, that's who!
Dr. Brian CurticeAnzu wyliei is the largest and most complete North American oviraptorosaur thus far discovered, measuring 11’ long and around 600 lbs. Its massive size dwarfs its 6’ long North American relatives, Chirostenotes and...
Anz-who? Anzu, that's who!
Dr. Brian CurticeAnzu wyliei is the largest and most complete North American oviraptorosaur thus far discovered, measuring 11’ long and around 600 lbs. Its massive size dwarfs its 6’ long North American relatives, Chirostenotes and...
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Ubirajara jubatus, "Maned Lord of the Spear": W...
Dr. Brian CurticeUbirajara jubatus, the "Maned Lord of the Spear," is a beautifully preserved 3' long, ~112 million-year-old meat-eating Brazilian dinosaur. The specimen is preserved with a proto-feathery mane down its spine...
Ubirajara jubatus, "Maned Lord of the Spear": W...
Dr. Brian CurticeUbirajara jubatus, the "Maned Lord of the Spear," is a beautifully preserved 3' long, ~112 million-year-old meat-eating Brazilian dinosaur. The specimen is preserved with a proto-feathery mane down its spine...
