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  A genus of tyrannosaurid dinosaurs called Daspletosaurus, which means "frightful lizard," lived in Laramidia between approximately 79.5 and 74 million years ago, during the Late Cretaceous Period. Daspletosaurus was a fairly massive predator by modern standards, although it was not the biggest tyrannosaur.   Large tyrannosaurine Daspletosaurus was discovered in upper Campanian strata in Alberta and Montana. Over time, the genus Daspletosaurus has been given two or three new species. In contrast, others believe it to be a subspecies. The key distinctions between Daspletosaurus and Tyrannosaurus are that Daspletosaurus is smaller but heavier built, its feet are shorter, and...

Knowing and researching the dinosaur age and its various species is always interesting. One of their several species is Tyrannosaur, a genus of giant theropod dinosaur. According to researchers, Tyrannosaurs existed in what is today called western North America. Its fossils are found in a variety of rock formations from the period 68 to 66 million years ago. Like other Tyraanuroids species, Tyrannosaurs were also bipedal carnivores with giant skulls balanced by a long tail. Their 21 feet size with huge Tyrannosaur teeth were large enough to dissect a car. Here we will discuss essential facts about their teeth and...

The unique thing that enhanced the interest of many paleontologists and made them study the prehistoric origin of insects is that they don't have bones. Therefore, making it difficult for experts to unearth their unexisting skeletons millions of years later. But, the same thing is what piqued the attention of most individuals since they always wondered how scientists came to know about insect fossils without bones or fossils to study. Fortunately, they found their answer in the abundant evidence that different insect fossils described.  Physical Shreds of Evidence of Different Types of Insect Fossils If you have always been interested...

The world of fossils is exciting. It reminds you of the old times and shows how nature has changed and how living things responded to those changes. They have a tangible connection to the past life and teach us many things about evolution. Today, we are here to explore three fossils- Ankylosaur teeth, raptor fossils, and tyrannosaurus rex teeth for sale. Learning about new fossils is interesting as they tell about each moment of any organism step by step. It’s like discovering something new daily that makes our planet more beautiful. Let’s dig in to learn more about fossils.  Know...

Fossils are always an exciting thing to learn. Do you not think about the time when dead remains were once alive and lived on the earth? If all these thoughts interest you, then you will be glad to read about the fossils of the month:  Ankylosaurus teeth, Starfish, and Cephalopod fossils. Ankylosaurus is the genus of armored Dinosaurs. It is estimated to have been between 6 and 8 meters (20 and 26 ft) long and weighed between 4.8 and 8 metric tons (5.3 and 8.8 short tons). It was quadrupedal, with a broad, robust body. Let’s dig in deep to...