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Newly Found Dinosaur Seems to Have Had Arms Even Smaller Than T. Rex

The Tyrannosaurus rex has a big reputation for its puny little arms, but as paleontologists dig up more of its family members, the species is grappling with some competition. ....

United States , Diego Pol , National Geographic , Late Cretaceous , North America , South America , Rex Reconstruction , Cretaceous Period ,

Newly Found Dinosaur Seems to Have Had Arms Even Smaller Than T. Rex

Newly Found Dinosaur Seems to Have Had Arms Even Smaller Than T. Rex
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United States , Diego Pol , National Geographic , Late Cretaceous , North America , South America , Cretaceous Period ,

A Completely New Dinosaur Species With "Ridiculously" Short Arms Discovered

Archaeologists have uncovered a new species of dinosaur that had even shorter arms than a T-Rex. ....

United States , La Colonia , San Luis , Diego Pol , Argentine Egidio Feruglio Paleontological Museum , National Geographic , Late Cretaceous ,

Abelisauroid, a dinosaur with very tiny arms, identified in Argentina

Abelisauroid, a dinosaur with very tiny arms, identified in Argentina
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La Colonia , San Luis , United States , Argentina General , Ciencias Naturales Bernardino Rivadavia , Diego Pol , Sciencex Network , Chinese University Of Hong Kong , National Geographic Society , Consejo Nacional De Investigaciones Cient , Chinese University , Hong Kong , South America ,

Move aside, T.Rex! Newly discovered dinosaur that roamed Patagonia 70 million years had even SMALLER arms than the 'King of the Dinosaurs'

A carnivorous species dubbed Koleken inakayali roamed the Earth 70 million years ago, and had even tinier forelimbs than the King of the Dinosaurs . ....

Diego Pol , Ian Miller , National Geographic Explorer Diego Pol , National Geographic Society , Geographic Explorer Diego Pol , Late Cretaceous , Cretaceous Period , Chief Science , Chicxulub Crater ,