The fossilized tyrannosaur teeth are thought to date to around 135 million years ago and represent a first of its kind ...

Theropod teeth vary in shape and size (Credit Barker et al (2024)) “Southern England has an exceptionally good record of Cretaceous dinosaurs, and various sediment layers here are globally ...

These teeth indicate that a bevy of carnivorous dinosaurs including tyrannosaurs, spinosaurs, and members of the Velociraptor family stalked this region about 135 million years ago. The findings ...

Troodon formosus was a small coelurosaurian dinosaur—a member of the same clade (evolutionary group) to which modern birds belong. Fossilized remains have been discovered of nesting parents and ...

A research led by the University of Southampton has revealed that various species of carnivorous dinosaurs once prowled the ...

Troodon (Stenonychosaurus actually ... each arm was capable of lifting significant weight. The dinosaur’s teeth were designed ...

Dinosaur teeth found with the help of a retired quarry worker have revealed how the fearsome tyrannosaur once roamed Bexhill-on-Sea. Research led by the University of Southampton found that ...

Troodon, paleontologists contend ... envisaged that a humanoid reptile evolved from a carnivorous dinosaur would lack teeth ...

The retired quarryman has uncovered 135-million-year-old tyrannosaur teeth in Bexhill-on-Sea of coastal East Sussex, UK.

Bexhill would have been home to meat-eating theropods, say researchers [ANTHONY HUTCHINGS] Dinosaur teeth found with the help of a retired quarry worker have revealed how the fearsome tyrannosaur ...

Meat-eaters like tyrannosaurs and Velociraptors all belong to a group of dinosaurs called theropods. The teeth that they used to rip apart their fleshy prey are complex and vary in size ...