Scientists complete color palette of a dinosaur for the first time PhysOrg - February 4, 2010
Animation: True-Color Dinosaur Revealed: First Full-Body Rendering National Geographic - February 4, 2010
Thousands of dinosaur footprints uncovered in China PhysOrg - February 7, 2010
New "Destroyer" Dinosaur Found, Was T. Rex Relative National Geographic - January 29, 2010
Dinosaur discovery helps solve piece of evolutionary puzzle PhysOrg - January 28, 2010
Dinosaur had ginger feathers BBC - January 27, 2010
Dinosaur True Colors Revealed by Feather Find National Geographic - January 27, 2010
'Microraptors' Shed Light on Ancient Origin of Bird Flight Science Daily - January 26, 2010
Feathered Dinosaurs Leapt from Trees, Not the Ground Live Science - January 25, 2010
10 mind-bending dinosaur discoveries MSNBC - January 25, 2010
Poisonous Prehistoric 'Raptor' Discovered in China Science Daily - December 23, 2009
Bird-like dinosaur was 'venomous' BBC - December 22, 2009
World's first skeletal mount of Paluxysaurus jonesi reveals new biology PhysOrg - December 16, 2009
The Early Cretaceous sauropod Paluxysaurus jonesi weighed 20 tons, was 60 feet long and had a neck 26 feet long, according to scientists who prepared the world's first full skeletal mount of the dinosaur.
New T. Rex Cousin Suggests Dinosaurs Arose in S. America National Geographic - December 10, 2009
T.rex 'little cousin' discovered BBC - December 10, 2009
Flying dinosaur controversy resolved PhysOrg - December 10, 2009
South Africa: New Dinosaur Found; Shows How Giants Got That Way National Geographic - November 11, 2009
A new species of dinosaur that roamed the Earth 197 million years ago, likely an ancestor of the enormous brontosaurus, has been discovered in South Africa.
Warm-blooded dinosaurs worked up a sweat Science Daily - November 11, 2009
Dinosaur prints found in New Zealand ABC - November 9, 2009
Oldest T. rex relative identified BBC - November 4, 2009
Dinosaur species 'over-estimated by a third' Telegraph.co.uk - November 2, 2009
Study: T. rex teens fought, disfigured each other MSNBC - November 2, 2009
Montana: New Dinosaur Built Like a Sherman Tank Live Science - October 30, 2009
The tiniest dinosaur in North America weighed less than a teacup Chihuahua National Geographic - October 21, 2009
Ancient Flying Pterosaur Also Sailed Seas PhysOrg - October 19, 2009
Researchers claim a third of dinosaurs might never have existed PhysOrg - October 13, 2009
New Mesozoic Mammal: Discovery Illuminates Mammalian Ear Evolution While Dinosaurs Ruled Science Daily - October 9, 2009
Rare Evidence Of Dinosaur Cannibalism: Meat-Eater Tooth Found In Gorgosaurus Jawbone Science Daily - October 7, 2009
Dinosaur prints found in France, said to be among the biggest in the world BBC - October 7, 2009
Gobi Desert: 8-Horned T. Rex Cousin Found--Dinosaur Was "Ballerina" National Geographic - October 6, 2009
Newfound Tiny Tyrannosaur Had Horns Live Science - October 6, 2009
Hundreds of dinosaur nests found in India PhysOrg - October 2, 2009
Tyrannosaurus Rex killed by a sore throat Telegraph.co.uk - September 29, 2009
Four-Winged Fossil Bridges Bird-Dinosaur Gap Wired - September 25, 2009
Tiny "T. Rex" Found -- 150-Pound Species Came First National Geographic - September 17, 2009
Tiny ancestor is T rex blueprint BBC - September 17, 2009
What Do Dinosaurs And The Maya Have In Common? Science Daily - September 14, 2009
Australia discovers new dinosaur BBC - August 27, 2009
Pterosaur tracks show it touched down like a bird New Scientist - August 18, 2009
Did dinosaurs really walk like that? New Scientist - August 17, 2009
Tyrannosaurus rex 'picked on baby dinosaurs and ate them whole' National Geographic - August 7, 2009
Pterosaur's Wing, "Hairs" Unlike Any Living Animals' National Geographic - August 5, 2009
Utah: New Dinosaur Had Potbelly, Claws Like Wolverine National Geographic - July 15, 2009
Dinosaurs Went Underground to Wait Out Extreme Weather National Geographic - July 15, 2009
Australian palaeontologists have discovered three new dinosaur species dug up in Queensland BBC - July 3, 2009
Dinosaur mummy yields its secrets BBC - June 30, 2009
Huge Dinosaur Tooth Found in Spain Live Science - June 23, 2009
Giant Dinosaurs Get Downsized Live Science - June 21, 2009
Nut-Cracking Dinosaur Like a Giant Parrot Live Science - June 17, 2009
New Dinosaur Was Nut-Cracking "Parrot" National Geographic - June 18, 2009
New dinosaur gives bird wing clue BBC - June 17, 2009
Fossil Fingers Solve Bird Wing Mystery? National Geographic - June 17, 2009
Giant Dinosaurs Stuck Their Necks Out, Not Up? National Geographic - May 15, 2009
New dinsour species possible in Northwestern Alberta PhysOrg - May 12, 2009
Dinosaur Graveyard Suggests Feeding Frenzy Live Science - May 12, 2009
Oldest Dinosaur Protein Found -- Blood Vessels, More National Geographic - May 1, 2009
Dinosaurs declined before mass extinction PhysOrg - May 1, 2009
Proteins, Soft Tissue from 80 Million-Year-Old Hadrosaur Add Weight to Theory that Molecules Preserve Over Time PhysOrg - May 1, 1009
Giant Pterosaurs Couldn't Fly, Study Suggests National Geographic - April 29, 2009
Evidence of the 'Lost World' - did dinosaurs survive the end Cretaceous extinctions? PhysOrg - April 28, 2009
New Blow for Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid Theory PhysOrg - April 27, 2009
Dinosaurs Lived in the Arctic Live Science - April 26, 2009
Dinosaur Lost World Found in Texas City National Geographic - March 18, 2009
Early Dinosaurs Had Feathers, New Fossil Suggests National Geographic - March 18, 2009
Smallest Meat-Eating Dinosaur in N. America Discovered National Geographic - March 17, 2009
Canadian dig yields tiny dinosaur BBC - March 17, 2009
Young dinosaurs roamed together, died together PhysOrg - March 16, 2009
Fossil Handprints Show Birdlike Dino National Geographic - March 4, 2009
Dinosaur Fossils Fit Perfectly Into The Evolutionary Tree Of Life, Study Finds Science Daily - February 1, 2009
Dino Hunter Paradise in Argentina National Geographic - January 14, 2009
New Feathered Dinosaur Found; Adds to Bird-Dino Theory National Geographic - January 16, 2009
Dino feathers 'were for display' BBC - January 13, 2009
Pterosaurs Took Flight on All Fours National Geographic - January 7, 2009
Pterosaurs Took Flight on All Fours National Geographic - January 7, 2009
How Huge Flying Reptiles Got Airborne Live Science - January 7, 2009
Polygamy, Paternal Care In Birds Linked To Dinosaur Ancestors Science Daily - December 19, 2008
Dinosaur Dads Played "Mr. Mom"? National Geographic - December 18, 2008
Dinosaur Baby Boom Hit Cretaceous Korea Discovery - December 18, 2008
Short-armed raptor dino found in Argentina MSNBC - December 17, 2008
Photos: Huge Dinosaur and Pterosaur Found in Sahara National Geographic - December 18, 2008
Giant Dinosaur Fossil Found in Sahara Desert Live Science - December 17, 2008
"Bizarre" New Dinosaur: Giant Raptor Found in Argentina National Geographic - December 17, 2008
Rare Look at Darwin and First Dinosaur Hunters Live Science - December 16, 2008
... Charles Darwin, one of many obsessed with dinosaurs, pterodactyls, plesiosaurs and fossilized dung.
Dinosaur Killer May Have Been Volcanism, Not Asteroid Live Science - December 15, 2008
Bird-like dinosaur sat on eggs National Geographic - November 13, 2008
Tiny Skull Sheds Light on Strange Dinosaur Diets Live Science - October 23, 2008
The world's 7 deadliest dinosaurs MSNBC - October 23, 2008
New feathered dinosaur discovered BBC - October 23, 2008
First Dinosaur Feathers for Show, Not Flight? National Geographic - October 22, 2008
Study Of Polar Dinosaur Migration Questions Whether Dinosaurs Were Truly The First Great Migrators Science Daily - October 22, 2008
Utah: Dinosaur Graveyard Yields Fossil Bounty Live Science - October 21, 2008
Amazing collection of dinosaur footprints on the Arizona-Utah border in the US BBC - October 20, 2008
New Dinosaur May Link S. American, Aussie Dinos National Geographic - June 11, 2008
Rare dinosaur tracks found in Arabian Peninsula National Geographic - May 20, 2008
China: Dino-Era Bird Fossil Found; One of Oldest Known National Geographic - May 6, 2008
When Did Dinosaurs Go Extinct? Cretaceous-Tertiary Boundary Dating Refined Science Daily - April 28, 2008
T. Rex Protein "Confirms" Bird-Dinosaur Link National Geographic - April 24, 2008
Hundreds of Dino-Era Animals in Amber Revealed by X-Ray National Geographic - April 4, 2008
Secret 'dino bugs' revealed BBC - April 1, 2008
New "Sea Monster" Species Identified National Geographic - March 27, 2008
The remarkably well-preserved fossil of a dinosaur-era sea creature found
in a Canadian mine is turning out to be a gold mine for paleontologists.
Oldest Cretaceous Period Dinosaur Discovered Represents New Genus Of Prehistoric Aquatic Predator Science Daily - March 20, 2008
North Dakota: Workers Uncovering Mummified Dinosaur National Geographic - March 19, 2008
Dino-Era Feathers Found Encased in Amber National Geographic - March 11, 2008
New Dinos May Have Killed Like Sharks, Ate Like Hyenas National Geographic - February 13, 2008
Bizarre New Dinosaurs Found in Sahara National Geographic - February 13, 2008
Giant Duck-Billed Dino Discovered in Mexico National Geographic - February 13, 2008
Video: China: Tiny Ancient Reptile Found National Geographic - February 12, 2008
China: New Mini-Pterodactyl Among Smallest Known National Geographic - February 11, 2008
Dinos' Veggie Diets Packed Surprising Punch Live Science - February 6, 2008
Modern Birds Existed Before Dinosaur Die-Off National Geographic - February 10, 2008
"Amazing" Dino Fossil Found With Skin, Tissue in China National Geographic - January 16, 2008
UK Dino Ate More Like a Croc National Geographic - January 14, 2008
Big Dinosaurs Had "Teen Sex" National Geographic - January 14, 2008
Dinosaur Had Crocodile-Like Skull National Geographic - January 14, 2008
New meat-eating dinosaur unveiled BBC - December 12, 2007
New Dinosaur Discovered in Antarctica Live Science - December 11, 2007
Massive Dinosaur "Graveyard" Discovered in Spain National Geographic - December 10, 2007
Were Dinosaurs Colorful? Live Science - December 8, 2007
How Did Dinosaurs Communicate? Live Science - December 6, 2007
How Old Were the Oldest Dinosaurs? Live Science - December 5, 2007
Dinosaur Tracks Discovered in Utah Live Science - December 3, 2007
Dino Quiz: Test Your Smarts Live Science - December 3, 2007
How Do Dinosaurs Get Their Names? Live Science - December 3, 2007
"Dinosaur Mummy" Found; Has Intact Skin, Tissue National Geographic - December 3, 2007
North Dakota: Amazing find of dinosaur 'mummy' BBC - December 3, 2007
Fossil hunters have uncovered the remains of a
dinosaur that has much of its soft tissue still intact.
Bizarre Dinosaur Grazed Like a Cow, Study Says National Geographic - November 15, 2007
Dino With "Vacuum Mouth" Revealed National Geographic - November 15, 2007
Fossil is new family of dinosaur BBC - November 15, 2007
Giant Dinosaur Skeleton Found in Museum Drawers Live Science - November 14, 2007
Polar Dinosaurs Left Their Tracks Live Science - October 19, 2007
'Giant dino' found in Patagonia BBC - October 16, 2007
Giant Dino Found in Fossil ''Lost World'' National Geographic - October 16, 2007
Big Waddling Dinosaur Discovered Live Science - October 4, 2007
A strange, long-necked waddling dinosaur with massive
arms and probably enormous claws has been discovered.
"Missing Link" Dinosaur Discovered in Montana National Geographic - October 3, 2007
Utah: Duck-billed dinosaur had big bite BBC - October 3, 2007
"Jurassic Park" Raptors Had Feathers, Fossil Suggests National Geographic - September 21, 2007
New "Mini" Dinosaur a Step in Bird Evolution Path National Geographic - September 6, 2007
Far-Flung Crash May Have Created Dino-Killer Asteroid National Geographic - September 6, 2007
Bug Warfare Discovered in Dinosaur Era Live Science - September 4, 2007
The discovery of a bug that roamed with the dinosaurs has shown that
insects were equipped with chemical weapons much earlier than thought.
Scientists reveal the moving secret of Tyrannosaurus rex on computer Guardian - August 22, 2007
Dinosaur mass grave found in Switzerland MSNBC - August 9, 2007
Dinosaurs' slow rise to dominance BBC - July 20, 2007
Dinosaurs' Rise Was Slow, Not "Lucky Break," New Fossils Suggest National Geographic - July 20, 2007
Dinosaurs Had Sex As Youths, Study Says Live Science - July 20, 2007
Dinosaur Fossils Part of Longtime Chinese Tonic National Geographic - July 16, 2007
Meep-Meep! 'Road Runner' Dino Discovered Live Science - June 23, 2007
Dinosaur Extinction Spurred Rise of Modern Mammals, Study Says National Geographic - June 20, 2007
Massive Birdlike Dinosaur Unearthed in China National Geographic- June 13, 2007
Prehistoric Gliding Lizard Discovered in U.S. National Geographic - June 13, 2007
Fossil traces deep dinosaur roots - about 210 million years ago BBC - June 13, 2007
Big Dinosaurs Could Hear Only Low-Pitched Sounds, Experts Suggest National Geographic - June 8, 2007
T. rex was 'slow-turning plodder' BBC - June 5, 2007
"Feathered" Dinosaur Was Bald, Not Bird Ancestor, Controversial Study Says National Geographic - June 2, 2007
T. Rex, Other Big Dinosaurs Could Swim, New Evidence Suggests National Geographic - May 29, 2007
Tyrannosaurus Rex And Mastodon Protein Fragments Discovered, Sequenced Science Daily - April 12, 2007
Dinosaur Soft Tissue Sequenced; Similar to Chicken Proteins National Geographic - April 12, 2007
Protein links T. rex to chickens BBC - April 12, 2007
Fossil reveals a caring, sharing dinosaur Guardian - March 21, 2007
Digging Dinosaur Discovered Inside Fossil Den National Geographic - March 22, 2007
Dinosaur den diggers discovered BBC - March 21, 2007
The fossil remains of small dinosaurs that burrowed into
the ground have been found by scientists in Montana, US.
Triceratops' "Granddaddy" Discovered in Canada National Geographic - March 6, 2007
Over 100 Dinosaur Eggs Found in India National Geographic - February 6, 2007
Two Skeletons Push Primates Closer to Dinosaur Era Live Science - February 5, 2007
Flying dinos had bi-plane design BBC - January 22, 2007
Ancient Reptile Had Two Heads Live Science - January 19, 2007
Two-headed reptile fossil found BBC - December 20, 2006
Scientists have found what is thought to be the first
example of a two-headed reptile in the fossil record.
Europe's "Biggest Dino" Discovered in Spain National Geographic - December 21, 2006
Baby Dinosaur Buried by Volcano Live Science - December 11, 2006
A massive volcanic blast may have killed and preserved a baby dinosaur,
whose skeleton, one of the most complete example of its kind ever found,
was recovered from the frozen ground of Antarctica.
Baby plesiosaur bones found in Antarctic China View - December 13, 2006
Giant Dinosaur Found in Argentina National Geographic - July 28, 2006
Flying reptile mystery 'solved' BBC - July 27, 2006
T. rex struggled with midlife crisis MSNBC - July 14, 2006
For Tyrannosaurs, Teen Years Were Murder National Geographic - July 14, 2006
Bigger dinosaurs had warmer blood BBC - July 11, 2006
Dinosaur-Era Birds Surprisingly Ducklike, Fossils Suggest National Geographic - June 15, 2006
110 million-year-old birds bridge gap between age of dinosaurs and today
A new species of mini-dinosaur has been unearthed in northern Germany BBC - June 7, 2006
North Sea fossil is deepest dino BBC - April 27, 2006
The first dinosaur fossil discovered in Norway is also the
deepest one that has been found anywhere in the world.
Norway: The World's Deepest Dinosaur Finding - 2,256 Metres Below The Seabed Science Daily - April 25, 2006
Meat-Eating Dinosaur Was Bigger Than T. Rex National Geographic - April 18, 2006
Huge dinosaurs roamed Argentina in groups BBC - April 18, 2006
Bringing Back the Brontosaurus Wired - April 5, 2006
Digging for fossils is for dinosaurs. Today's animal trackers
are using genomics to reconstruct - and one day resurrect -
the original hot-blooded beast.
Utah: Dino Looked Like 7-Foot Turkey Live Science - April 5, 2006
Long-neck Dinosaur Sets New Standard Live Science - March 20, 2006
T. Rex's Oldest Ancestor Discovered in China National Geographic - February 8, 2006
Oldest T. rex relative unveiled in China BBC - February 8, 2006
Crocodile ancestor found in museum basement National Geographic - January 25, 2006
210 million-year-old fossil discovered by accident after decades in storage
A study of fossil dinosaur dung has for the first time confirmed that the ancient reptiles ate grass BBC - November 17, 2005
Remains of 'Godzilla' croc found in Argentina BBC - November 11, 2005
Velociraptor Dino made famous by the "Jurassic Park" movies not so vicious National Geographic - October 20, 2005
Dinosaur Swam for Its Dinner Scientific American - October 20, 2005
China: Ancient Flying Reptiles Discovered National Geographic - October 5, 2005
Plesiosaurs ate snails and clams News in Science - October 8, 2005
Rare Fossil Embryos Reveal Dinosaur Growth National Geographic - July 29, 2005
Experts tell Mr from Mrs dinosaur BBC - June 2, 2005
First Ever Fossil Of Sleeping Dinosaur Found In China Science Daily - May 23, 2005
Arachnid's clue to dino wipeout BBC - May 18, 2005
New Views of Dinosaurs Take Center Stage
Scientific American - May 16, 2005
Utah: Killer dino 'turned vegetarian' BBC - May 4, 2005
Eggs found inside dinosaur fossil BBC - April 2005
T. rex fossil has 'soft tissues' BBC - March 2005
For more than a century, the study of dinosaurs has been
limited to fossilized bones. Now, researchers have recovered
70-million-year-old soft tissue, including what may be blood
vessels and cells, from a Tyrannosaurus rex.
Fierce badger-like mammals ate dinos for lunch BBC - January 2005
New dinosaur uncovered in Brazil BBC - December 2004
Fossil Egg Finds Yield Clues to How Pterosaurs Lived National Geographic - December 2004
Britain's biggest dinosaur found - Isle of Wight BBC - November 2004 The long-necked sauropods were the biggest and heaviest group of dinosaurs in existence.
Debating the Dinosaur Extinction Astrobiology - October 2004
At least 50 percent of the world's species, including the dinosaurs,
went extinct 65 million years ago. While most scientists now
blame this catastrophe on a large meteorite impact,
others wonder if there is more to the story.
'Sleeping dragon' had bird repose BBC - October 2004
A 130-million-year-old fossil dinosaur caught apparently grabbing a
kip with its head tucked under its forearm has been discovered by
Chinese scientists. It is the earliest known example of an animal
unearthed in a bird-like repose. Mei long, which means
"soundly sleeping dragon", was pulled out of the famous fossil
beds of Liaoning province.
Pre-Dinosaur Reptile Discovered - Long-Necked Hunter National Geographic - September 2004
Long-necked hunter found in China BBC - September 2004
The remains of a 230-million-year-old marine reptile with
fangs and a long neck have been found in southeast China.
Fossil hints at devoted parenting in dinosaurs Nature - September 2004
Fossil hunters in China have unearthed what looks like the
final resting place of an adult dinosaur with 34 offspring.
The unique discovery shows that at least some dinosaurs
cared for their young after they hatched out, and suggests
that the parental instincts of present-day birds and reptiles
such ascrocodiles may have a common evolutionary precursor.
Growing Pains: T. Rex had a massive growth spurt during its adolescent years Science Daily - August 2004
Dinosaur-Era Bird - Archaeopteryx - Could Fly, Brain Study Says National Geographic - August 2004
The fossilized brain of a 150 million- year-old bird has
given up the secret of whether or not the creature could fly:
apparently it could, say experts.
Dinosaur Tooth Found in Flying Reptile's Spine National Geographic - June 2004
Two Dinosaurs From Africa Give Clues To Continents¹ Split Science Daily - June 2004
Two Dinosaurs From Africa Give Clues To Continents¹ Split Science Daily - June 2004
"Wrinkle Face" Dinosaur Fossil Found in Africa National Geographic - June 2004
New dino 'links major landmasses' BBC - May 2004
Dino hunts find 7 rare raptor teeth BBC - April 2004
Argentina: Dinosaur Discovered in Patagonia - Named "Small Head" National Geographic - April 2004
Spain: One of the World's 'largest dinosaur' found BBC - March 2004
Up to 500 dino species 'undiscovered' BBC - February 2004
Dinosaur fossils found in Amazon BBC - January 2004
The Federal University in Rio de Janeiro said its researchers found the remains of
a new species of dinosaur, estimated to be 100 million years old. The dinosaur is
part of a group of long-necked, long-tailed plant-eaters called sauropods.
Dinosaur family footprints found BBC - December 2003
A rare piece of evidence pointing to a dinosaur mothering her young after
they had left the nest has been discovered on the Isle of Skye.
Ancient pterosaurs 'could have outperformed modern birds' BBC - October 2003
Ancient, Lizard-Like Reptile Discovered National Geographic - October 2003
Numerous 90-million-year-old fossils of a new type of
sphenodontian - an ancient lizard-like reptile thought to
have gone extinct about 120 million years ago except
New dino species found in India BBC - August 2003
New dinosaur identified in South Africa July 2003 - National Geographic
Neglected for 20 years on the dusty shelves of a South African university, paleontologists have re-discovered the 215-million-year-old
fossils bones of one of the earliest giant dinosaurs.
'Cannibal' dinosaur unearthed BBC - July 2003
The first clear evidence that some dinosaurs were cannibals
has been unearthed on the island of Madagascar.
Dinosaur Beak Probably Used to Strain Food, Not Kill Prey January 2003 - National Geographic
If the finding is correct, the beaked dinosaurs known as ornithomimids
would be the largest known land-living creatures that filter their food
in eating. Modern-day filter feeders include flamingos and ducks.
Flap over dino flight origins BBC - January 2003
A new theory of how dinosaurs learned to fly has emerged.
Cuba: Dinosaur First Confirmed Remains Discovered December 2002 - National Geographic
England: Remains of Prehistoric 'sea dragon' found BBC - October 2002
The plesiosaur, which resembles the Loch Ness
monster, dates back to the beginning of the
Cretaceous period 130 million years ago.
"Mummified" Dinosaur Discovered In Montana National Geographic - October 2002
Battle of the sexes 'prehistoric style' - Dinosaurs BBC - September 2002
Dino protein made in test tube BBC - September 2002
Dinosaurs make tracks on the isles BBC - September 2002
Dino family tree shows birds are related June 2002 - BBC
Dino heatwave recorded in leaves June 2002 - BBC
The biggest was not necessarily the best nor the fastest! BBC - March 2002
The most primitive wishbone yet found in a dinosaur BBC - Feb. 2002
Dinosaurs felt the heat BBC - October 3, 2001
How reptiles survived the big one BBC - September 25, 2001
More 'feathered' dinosaurs found BBC - June 18, 2001
Fossil of Gargantuan Dinosaur Unearthed in Egypt BBC - May 31, 2001
