Ian Randall | 21 April 2010
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A new species of plant-eating dinosaur, which sports a grapefruit sized mass of bone on the top of its skull, has been uncovered in Texas’ Big Bend National Park. The find, which would have lived 70 to 80 million years ago, is reported in the latest issue of Cretaceous Research.
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Category: Cretaceous, Geology, Palaeontology, Vertebrate Palaeontology |
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Tags: 70-80 Ma, Big Bend National Park, Cretaceous Research, Dinosaur, Fossil, Pachycephalosaurian, Texacephale langstoni, Texas
Ian Randall | 4 April 2010
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Well, the field trip was fun – not, perhaps, quite as we had planned it, mind – but it wasn’t without some amusement.
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Category: Cretaceous, Field Trips, Palaeontology, The Palaeo Pad |
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Tags: Brighton, East Sussex, Field Trip, Fossil, Fossil Hunting, Late Cretaceous, Peacehaven, The Palaeo Pad
Ian Randall | 2 April 2010
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For a little treat tomorrow, The Palaeo Pad shall be going on a little jaunt to Peacehaven, in East Sussex, on a fossil hunt.
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Category: Cretaceous, Field Trips, Geology, Palaeontology, The Palaeo Pad |
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Tags: Brighton, East Sussex, Field Trip, Fossil, Fossil Hunting, Late Cretaceous, Peacehaven, The Palaeo Pad