Dinosaur bones in Missouri unearthed, reveal new duck-billed species
Scientists have discovered a new type of dinosaur in Missouri, the Parrosaurus missouriensis, a duck-billed dinosaur, which can be 30 feet long.
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Scientists have discovered a new type of dinosaur in Missouri, the Parrosaurus missouriensis, a duck-billed dinosaur, which can be 30 feet long.
He’s been digging for dinosaurs for 25 years, in locations all over the globe, in different climates and environments — but never come across a site like Chronister.
Ancient fossils unearthed by scientists in Missouri belonged to a new type of duck-billed dinosaur. It was paleontologist Guy Darrough who made the discovery of a juvenile Parrosaurus Missouriensis that grew to between 25 and 30 feet in length (8 to 9 meters). What’s even more amazing than finding a totally new species is that... Read more »
Dinosaurs are always in the last place you look. This is a great example. One of these extinct creatures was just discovered in the state that specializes in showing stuff: Missouri.
A group of scientists discovered the bones of a dinosaur in the US state of Missouri recently. They claim it's a new species never found before in the country. The skeleton of the juvenile duck-billed dinosaur, called Parrosaurus Missouriensis, is a staggering 25–30 feet long.