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Dinosaurs Lokiceratops, a ‘remarkable’ new dinosaur species, has been found in Montana, researchers say Plant-eating dinosaur reported to be 22 feet long, weighing around 11,000 pounds ...
An extraordinary new species of horned dinosaur has been discovered in northern Montana, a study published Thursday reported. The previously unknown species, named Lokiceratops rangiformis, is ...
In 2019, paleontologists discovered the fossilized remains of a new species of dinosaur in northern Montana. This dinosaur, related to Triceratops, had a unique and asymmetrical skull structure.
Paleontologists found the skull in Montana’s Badlands near the U.S.-Canada border. The new species is a cousin of the triceratops, and researchers believe it roamed the area 78 million years ago.
The skeleton of Lokiceratops differs from the three other dinosaurs of the same subfamily that were found in the area: Wendiceratops pinhornensis, Albertaceratops nesmoi and Medusaceratops lokii.
Known as a 'whip-tail' dinosaur, the Diplodocus could whip its tail at 62 mph. It is one of Wyoming's many long-necked ...
Montana's rich paleontological discoveries include the first identified dinosaur remains in North America found in the Missouri River Breaks in 1854, and the world's first identified T. rex ...
A dinosaur hunter's Montana fossil find recently sold at auction for $12.4 million. That's just one of 22 fossils he's unearthed on one ranche… Scientists say they've found T. rex's early ...
To date, 10 different dinosaur species have been found in the park, including “a complete triceratops skull” and “a nearly complete skeleton of the rare Thescelosaur,” officials said.
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Lokiceratops, a ‘remarkable’ new dinosaur species, has been found in Montana, researchers say - MSNA new plant-eating dinosaur species described as "remarkable" and among the "largest and most ornate ever found" has been discovered during an excavation in northern Montana, researchers say ...
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