Science Daily Dinosaur News
- Dull teeth, long skulls, specialized bites evolved in unrelated plant-eating dinosaurs
- A carnivorous dinosaur species regrew all its teeth every few months
- Dinosaur skull turns paleontology assumptions on their head
- First evidence of feathered polar dinosaurs found in Australia
- Superfood for Mesozoic herbivores?
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Tag Archives: Houston Museum of Natural Science
Allosaurus Roar’s Fossil of the Month: Didelphodon
Mammals lived during the Mesozoic Era when dinosaurs ruled the earth, but they were relatively small, never growing much larger than a modern opossum. Because many early mammals were small and likely nocturnal, for years Mesozoic mammals have been portrayed … Continue reading
Allosaurus Roar’s Top Dozen Dimetrodon Displays
Dimetrodon is one of the most recognizable and fascinating prehistoric animals, and a favorite of many dinosaur fans who learned early on that despite its frequent inclusion in dinosaur books and toy playsets, Dimetrodon was NOT a dinosaur!
Allosaurus Roar Review: Houston Museum of Natural Science, Houston, TX
The Houston Museum of Natural Science has long been considered a world-class museum, it is one of the largest and most well-attended museums in the United States. Paleontology and dinosaurs, however, were historically good but not great–Houston had a nice … Continue reading
Allosaurus Roar’s Top Twenty-Five Dinosaur Museums in North America
There are so many great dinosaur museums in North America…but which ones are truly the most spectacular and absolutely must-visit places for the dinosaur lover? Naturally, this list is completely subjective. Allosaurus Roar has visited all of these museums and … Continue reading
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