Collagen, a protein found in bones and connective tissue, has been found in dinosaur fossils as old as 195 million years.
The fossil is that of a Gorgosaurus - a distant relative of the infamous and deadly Tyrannosaurus rex - that was discovered ... optimised for "cutting into thick skin and penetrating deep into ...
Dinosaur fossils have revealed an astonishing discovery - collagen, the protein found in bones, skin, muscles, and ligaments, ...
The study gives new insight into how Komodo dragons keep their teeth razor-sharp and may provide clues to how dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus rex ... skin with feathers. A new dinosaur skin fossil ...
Bavarian Natural History Collections Newly classified fossils indicate a distant cousin of the Tyrannosaurus Rex once roamed what is now Central Asia, an area that hasn’t previously produced ...
Koch Hall of Fossils - Deep Time,” hear from a renowned paleoartist and watch a new documentary about the most iconic of all dinosaurs—Tyrannosaurus rex. Learn more about these events and much ...
The newly discovered Alpkarakush kyrgyzicus fossils are the first of their ... discovered in Kyrgyzstan — a distant cousin of Tyrannosaurus rex. The fossilized bones are from two individuals ...
After three years of exploration, a paleontology team from the Royal BC Museum uncovered a trove of fossils in the rugged ...
Alone Tyrannosaurus rex sniffs the humid Cretaceous air ... One of the best things about working with fossil endocasts constructed from CT scans is that we can study interior features without ...
The first fossils of Alpkarakush kyrgyzicus were ... Alpkarakush kyrgyzicus and Tyrannosaurus rex (T. rex) were both theropods — although T. rex lived later during the Cretaceous period and ...
And not just any dinosaur, but a young Tyrannosaurus rex ... world," Lyson said in a statement. Teen Rex, as scientists are calling the fossil, would have been 10 feet tall and 25 feet long ...
Scientists have been puzzled by the discovery of collagen, a protein found in bones and connective tissue, in dinosaur ...