Ruby Reynolds and her father, Justin, had been combing the mudflats of Blue Anchor when they discovered the fossil fragments ... of the jawbone of a giant marine reptile that likely measured ...

A father and his 11-year-old daughter were in for a shock when they discovered a two-metre-long jawbone on a beach in Devon, south-west England, in 2020. They immediately alerted t ...

Geologists in Mississippi unearthed a large vertebra belonging to a Mosasaurus hoffmannii, a giant marine reptile from the late Cretaceous period. The discovered vertebra ... powerful jaws and ...

If the dating of the footprints holds up to further scrutiny — and particularly if similar fossil evidence from ... identified the animal as a “reptile,” but the peer reviewers pushed ...

In Chile's Torres del Paine National Park, the remarkably preserved remains of a pregnant ichthyosaur, nicknamed “Fiona,” ...

The Flower Mound resident discovered the fossilized remains of a plesiosaur. The marine reptile would have swum ... The museum’s fossil prep team is in the process of carefully removing ...

Based on the fossil record ... suggests that the track maker was a primitive reptile." These footprints are the earliest clawed prints ever discovered. "When I saw this specimen for the first ...

Mr Eury and Mr Eason — both study co-authors — discovered ... is the fossil the earliest-known amniote, but Professor Long believes it may be evidence of the earliest-known reptile.

The ancient fossil was discovered in Guizhou province ... which is shocking because it is more than any known marine reptile. Researchers during their hypothesis concluded that its flexible ...

A duck-billed Hadrosaurus was unearthed in Haddonfield, New Jersey, in 1858. Just 12 miles from this Mantua museum site, the ...

Geologists in Mississippi unearthed a large vertebra belonging to a Mosasaurus hoffmannii, a giant marine reptile from the late Cretaceous period. The discovered ... The fossil was found in ...

These footprints were discovered on a 20-inch (50cm) rock slab by two amateur palaeontologists in the Snowy Plains Formation in Australia's Victoria, which dates back to 350 million years ago.