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Tiny skeleton, big discovery - Argentine scientists uncover rare 70-million-year-old lizard fossil from dinosaur era | Video Viory

Tiny skeleton, big discovery - Argentine scientists uncover rare 70-million-year-old lizard fossil from dinosaur era | Video Viory

Baby Stego partial skeleton Stegosaurus the “Roof Lizard” was named by Marsh in 1887 One of the most famous, and beloved, #dinosaurs! #Stegosaurus rocks the iconic plates and tail spike, aka the #Thagomizer, that makes it popular with every generation. This baby Stego has a few more plates, and vertebrae, in the collections. I had hoped to show more but was distracted by some cool newly prepared large BYU #sauropod bones and forgot to film the rest of it. Doh! The positioning of the plates was q

Baby Stego partial skeleton Stegosaurus the “Roof Lizard” was named by Marsh in 1887 One of the most famous, and beloved, #dinosaurs! #Stegosaurus rocks the iconic plates and tail spike, aka the #Thagomizer, that makes it popular with every generation. This baby Stego has a few more plates, and vertebrae, in the collections. I had hoped to show more but was distracted by some cool newly prepared large BYU #sauropod bones and forgot to film the rest of it. Doh! The positioning of the plates was q

62.5K viewsApr 5, 2024

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Amateur fossil hunters find 19-foot-tall, 100 million-year-old skeleton

Amateur fossil hunters find 19-foot-tall, 100 million-year-old skeleton

What fossil evidence reveals and obscures about this giant lizard

What fossil evidence reveals and obscures about this giant lizard

The Marvel - #Paleontologist cut Thescelosaurus neglectus (“marvelous lizard neglected”) lived in the Late #Cretaceous around 69-66 mya in western North America. Gilmore dubbed it neglected in 1913 because it sat on a shelf for years without anyone realizing it was a great-shaped new #dinosaur. You can imagine his excitement in finding a wondrous skeleton sitting on a shelf. #Thescelosaurus was up to 15’ long and ~700 lbs. I grew up knowing it as a #hypsilophodontid, however, it is now considere

The Marvel - #Paleontologist cut Thescelosaurus neglectus (“marvelous lizard neglected”) lived in the Late #Cretaceous around 69-66 mya in western North America. Gilmore dubbed it neglected in 1913 because it sat on a shelf for years without anyone realizing it was a great-shaped new #dinosaur. You can imagine his excitement in finding a wondrous skeleton sitting on a shelf. #Thescelosaurus was up to 15’ long and ~700 lbs. I grew up knowing it as a #hypsilophodontid, however, it is now considere

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What a find! An Allosaurus “different lizard” Marsh 1877, Late #Jurassic #theropod #dinosaur articulated skeleton discovered in the classic death pose, aka #opisthotonic position. The “Death Pose” is a common way of finding articulated #dinosaur skeletons. Dubbed opisthotonic “behind tension” because of the hyperextension of the neck which results in the head nearly touching the take, it wasn’t until recently a repeatable hypothesis was derived to account for the “lneck being thrown backwards. S

What a find! An Allosaurus “different lizard” Marsh 1877, Late #Jurassic #theropod #dinosaur articulated skeleton discovered in the classic death pose, aka #opisthotonic position. The “Death Pose” is a common way of finding articulated #dinosaur skeletons. Dubbed opisthotonic “behind tension” because of the hyperextension of the neck which results in the head nearly touching the take, it wasn’t until recently a repeatable hypothesis was derived to account for the “lneck being thrown backwards. S

3.6K viewsApr 16, 2024

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Ancient fossil fills a 75 million-year gap and rewrites lizard and snake history

Ancient fossil fills a 75 million-year gap and rewrites lizard and snake history

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A Naturalist Stumbled on an Ichthyosaur Skeleton, the Largest in U.K. History

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Meet Joyce! This gorgeous Judith River Formation lambeosaurine hadrosaur “duck bill” dinosaur, was found with most of its skeleton. Such a cool beast! Twas named after the discover’s wife. This Corythosaurus “helmet lizard,” Brown 1914 lived ~76 mya, where these up to 30’, 3-ton herbivores spent their days browsing on conifer needles whilst avoiding the tyrannosaurids Gorgosaurus, Daspletosaurus, and the new one (see Sir William). Brown described it in 1914 and included this cool phrase, “The ex

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Two lizard-like creatures crossed tracks 355 million years ago. Today, their footprints yield a major discovery

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300 Million Year Old Lizard Brought Back to Life as a Walking Robot! 😱🦎🤖

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The heaviest bone structure in the ocean +The bizarre umbrella bones of a frilled neck lizard 🦎

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Stones & Bones Collection on Instagram: "Lizard, Lizard, Captorhinus! Captorhinus was an early reptile from Oklahoma and Texas, about the size of a medium lizard, like a gila monster or monitor lizard. While little is known about them, we can guess that they would have been burrowers due to their claws, preferring to stay underground to avoid predators or skitter across open fields in short distances. https://stonesbones.com/product/captorhinus-full-skeleton-260207aa/ #lizard #captorhinus #fossi

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Oldest-known fossils of mysterious human lineage uncovered in Siberian cave

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Mosasaurs 101 | National Geographic

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Bigger Than T. rex: Spinosaurus | National Geographic

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Discovering Tiktaalik - Finding Our Feet

48K viewsSep 4, 2020

YouTubeNaked Science

Evolution of Early Reptiles

142.6K viewsAug 25, 2019

YouTubeAnthöny Pain

When Giant Lizards Ruled Australia - Megalania

1.6M viewsNov 11, 2018

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Meet a Jurassic Killer: Temnodontosaurus

4.9M viewsJan 7, 2019

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Bizarre 'Legless' Lizard Has T-Rex Arms | National Geographic

348.6K viewsJul 11, 2017

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Monitor Lizard Decomposition Time Lapse | BBC Earth

265.5K viewsOct 8, 2017

YouTubeBBC Earth

How scientists solved this dinosaur puzzle

2.8M viewsMar 29, 2019

14 Shockingly Giant Prehistoric Beasts 🐋 Smithsonian Channel

849.8K viewsMay 21, 2021

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Colossus Certified Biological in origin by MFU

795.1K viewsFeb 12, 2018

YouTubeMudfossil University

What is the Evidence for Evolution?

6.5M viewsOct 10, 2014

YouTubeStated Clearly

Anole Lizard Dissection || Take Me To Your Lizard [EDU]

40.5K viewsAug 16, 2020

YouTubeSilvergrass Institute

Secrets of the stegosaurus skeleton | Natural History Museum

183.5K viewsDec 3, 2014

YouTubeNatural History Museum

Spotlight on: Black- throated Monitor Lizard Skeleton

3.2K viewsJul 14, 2021

YouTubeThe Evolution Store

Reproductive Isolation and Speciation in Lizards — HHMI BioInteractive Video

252.9K viewsMay 30, 2014

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