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It's got a big mouth: The fascinating anatomy of the dinosaur known as Irritator - Vimarsana News

It's got a big mouth: The fascinating anatomy of the dinosaur known as Irritator

After examining the remains of fossils discovered in Brazil, researchers have deduced that when the predator opened its mouth, the lower jaws spread sideways, expanding its gape, allowing wider meals to be accommodated

Neurovascular anatomy of dwarf dinosaur implies precociality in sauropods - Vimarsana News

Neurovascular anatomy of dwarf dinosaur implies precociality in sauropods

Computed tomography data reveal large and adult-looking inner ears in very young individuals of the long-necked dinosaur Europasaurus holgeri suggesting precociality in this dwarfed island dweller from the Late Jurassic of Germany.

'Living fortress' dinosaur was DEAF, say scientists behind study of its skull - Vimarsana News

'Living fortress' dinosaur was DEAF, say scientists behind study of its skull

Palaeontologists took a closer look at the brain case of Ankylosaur dinosaurs found in Austria, to better understand the life and behaviour of these 'living fortresses'.

Fossil Analysis Reveals This Well-Armored Dinosaur Was Probably Sluggish And Deaf - Vimarsana News

Fossil Analysis Reveals This Well-Armored Dinosaur Was Probably Sluggish And Deaf

Reanalyzing fossils can often lead to new discoveries, as has been the case with a study of an 80 million-year-old Late Cretaceous Struthiosaurus austriacus skull. A new analysis reveals the dinosaur was likely sluggish in its movements and was pro

Ankylosaur was sluggish and deaf - Vimarsana News

Ankylosaur was sluggish and deaf

Ankylosaurs could grow up to eight meters in body length and represent a group of herbivorous dinosaurs, also called ‘living fortresses’: Their body