The fossil, destroyed in an air raid 80 years ago, had faded from memory until a paleontologist found archival images.

Stromer and his colleagues drew and photographed some of its bones and decided the creature was a member of the massive carnivorous genus Carcharodontosaurus, which was among the largest dinosaurs ...

A massive species of dinosaur has been identified by scientists, and it's thought that it lived around 95 million years ago in modern-day Africa. At a whopping 10-metres long, it is thought to be one ...

They were first described in 1931 by the German paleontologist Ernst Stromer von Reichenbach, who mistakenly dubbed the species the Carcharodontosaurus saharicus. In addition to the data and ...

Initially, the fossils were thought to belong to a large theropod dinosaur called Carcharodontosaurus. However, closer inspection decades later showed a prominent horn, an enlarged frontal brain ...

Stromer assigned the fossil to the genus Carcharodontosaurus, shark-toothed lizard. At around ten meters long, it was one of the largest known land-based carnivores in the history of the earth ...

“Stromer assigned the fossil to the genus Carcharodontosaurus, shark-toothed lizard,” researchers said. “At around (32 feet) long, it was one of the largest known land-based carnivores in ...

Stromer assigned the fossil to the genus Carcharodontosaurus, shark-toothed lizard. At about 10 meters long, it was one of the largest known land-based carnivores in the history of the Earth ...