Paleoexhibit

Fig 1.- Juratyrant langhami Late Jurassic Theropods of the British Isles From the Oxfordian stage (~ 158 MYA), Metriacanthosaurus par...

 Middle Jurassic Theropods of the British Isles The Middle Jurassic of England was dominated by Megalosaurids, a family of large primitiv...

The bipedal theropods represent the most diverse group of dinosaurs including all the meat-eating ones as well as some omnivorous and her...

Fig 1.- Rebbachisaurids were present on the Isle of Wight during the Early Cretaceous. Sauropods from the Early Cretaceous (part II) ...

Fig 1.- A hypothetical reconstruction of Pelorosaurus conybeari . Sauropods from the Early Cretaceous (I) The Hastings Beds The Has...

 Fig 1.- Reconstruction of Cetiosaurus oxoniensis . Sauropods , the long-necked, long-tailed giant herbivorous dinosaurs, are better kn...

Once upon a while, scientists came with really catchy dinosaur names. Examples of cool generic nomina include Dracorex (the “dragon king”...