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Fossil experts believe the bones of the newly-discovered giant show it to be one of the largest dinosaurs to have ever lived.

The Chester Fritz Library concluded its dinosaur hunt on April 3 with a much anticipated Randy Rasmussen Memorial Lecture on molecular paleontology. The respected orator, decked out in a broad fedora and a necktie with a fossil on it, captivated the electric crowd of 50 for nearly an hour with fascinating data and entertaining explication....

The Fountain Hills Library invites the community to join Fountain Hills resident and dinosaur enthusiast Darla Roberts for a look at common and uncommon dinosaur facts and figures. Bringing in …

A University of Bristol masters student made the discovery after studying fossils.

Scientists reassessing a partial skull first unearthed in 1983 in southeastern New Mexico have concluded that the fossil represents a new species of Tyrannosaurus.

The first president of the United States died in 1799.

The Earth Experience Museum, the first museum of natural history in Middle Tennessee, team is working to restore a rare Triceratops skull.