The almost-complete Stegosaurus skeleton recently acquired by the UK's Natural History Museum has been digitised for more intensive study. Michelle Starr is CNET's science editor, and she hopes to get ...

Tiny tracks found in Colorado are so small that they could belong to a kitten. But these footprints actually belong to baby stegosaurs — the only such tracks ever found. Now, those tracks, along with ...

Tiny tracks found in Colorado are so small that they could belong to a kitten. But these footprints actually belong to baby stegosaurs — the only such tracks ever found. Now, those tracks, along with ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Traditionally,paleontologists have had to guess the mass of dinosaurs by making estimates based on the size of the bones in their thighs ...

Researchers at London's Natural History Museum used 3D modeling to figure out the mass of its prize Stegosaurus skeleton, the world's most complete specimen. The 150-million-year-old skeleton was ...

"Apex," a 150 million-year-old Stegosaurus that is the most complete and well-preserved specimen of its size ever discovered, is seen on display for a media preview at Sotheby's in New York City on ...

Odd Stegosaurus theories have been plentiful over the years—from the idea it harbored a second brain in a mysterious cavity over its rear end, to the belief its back plates were horizontal rather than ...

It lumbered around an ancient subtropical forest in Wyoming 150 million years ago. Now scientists at London’s Natural History Museum, where ‘Sophie’ the Stegosaurus now resides, have revealed just how ...

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