Eucoelophysis | True Hollow Form of the Late Triassic
Eucoelophysis, a dinosaur whose name ironically means “True Coelophysis,” offers a fascinating glimpse into the prehistoric faunas of Late Triassic … Read more
Ornithischia
Echinodon | Spiny-Toothed Dinosaur of Early Cretaceous
Echinodon, a small herbivorous dinosaur known for its distinctive teeth was first discovered in the 1850’s in Dorset, England. It … Read more
Archaeocursor | The Early Jurassic Runner from Asia
The discovery of Archaeocursor opens a fascinating window into the Early Jurassic world of dinosaurs. Unearthed in the Ziliujing Formation … Read more
Eocursor: The Dawn Runner of the Early Jurassic
Cast your mind back 200 million years ago, to the very outset of the Jurassic. A time when dinosaurs were … Read more
Anabisetia: Dog-sized Herbivore Dino of Argentina’s Late Cretaceous
Anabisetia, a name that might not ring as familiar as the mighty T-Rex or the towering Brachiosaurus, still holds its … Read more
Nanosaurus: Unveiling the Dwarf Lizard of the Late Jurassic Era
Let’s embark on a journey back in time, to an era when colossal creatures roamed the Earth. Among these ancient … Read more
Hypsibema | “Fat Tailed” Herbivore from the Late Cretaceous
Hypsibema crassicauda was a rather large hadrosauroid dinosaur which lived in what today is the Eastern USA, during the Late … Read more