Scientists from the Universities of Oxford and Birmingham have discovered a vast quarry floor covered with hundreds of ...

In an extraordinary paleontological finding, researchers have uncovered a series of massive dinosaur trackways dating back to the Middle Jurassic Period, approximately 166 million years ago.

The trackways form part of a huge ‘dinosaur highway’ and include footprints from the ferocious 9-meter predator Megalosaurus and herbivorous dinosaurs up to twice that size. The dig ...

A fifth set belonged to the Megalosaurus, a ferocious 9-meter predator that left a distinctive triple-claw print and was the first dinosaur to be scientifically named two centuries ago.

On 20 February 1824, during a meeting of the Geological Society of London, palaeontologist William Buckland formally introduced Megalosaurus. Megalosaurus was the first dinosaur to be described by ...

They are part of a vast "dinosaur highway" and feature footprints from the 9-metre-long, fierce predator Megalosaurus and herbivorous dinosaurs that were up to twice its size, according to a news ...

The nose and mouth of the Megalosaurus, which is on an island in Crystal Palace Park, broke off last May. Intricate work has seen 22 new teeth and a "prosthetic jaw" installed on the 167-year-old ...

The fifth trackway belongs to the megalosaurus, a nine-metre-long carnivorous theropod known for its clawed, three-toed footprints. "Tracks give us that moment in time in the life of that animal.

A fifth set belonged to the Megalosaurus, a ferocious 9-meter predator that left a distinctive triple-claw print and was the first dinosaur to be scientifically named two centuries ago.