The Jurassic Park movies feature many dinosaurs from the Jurassic era, but one species has been inaccurately portrayed since ...

It's a discovery, 65 million years in the making. Even though Dilophosaurus was a beautiful, but deadly addition to Jurassic Park, the hit movie of the same name was wildly incorrect in how it ...

New fossil discoveries and the most detailed analysis yet of Dilophosaurus have produced the first clear picture of what the crested dinosaur really looked like. A Navajo man named Jesse Williams ...

The Early Jurassic terrestrial fossil record is sparse but there is one animal that can help: Dilophosaurus wetherilli. On Friday, 10/16/15, Adam Marsh, a PhD candidate at the University of Texas ...

A reconstruction of Dilophosaurus at the Museum of Northern Arizona. Photo by Brian Switek. A decade later, Welles returned to his “Megalosaurus”. The geologic age of the dinosaur, and ...

Dilophosaurus lived 183 million years ago during the Early Jurassic. Despite big-screen fame, scientists knew surprisingly little about how the dinosaur looked or fit into the family tree, until now.

Let's take a closer look at Dilophosaurus, an off-kilter dino that Jurassic Park turned into a Mesozoic celebrity. 1. Sorry, Spielberg: Dilophosaurus Probably Wasn ...

Dilophosaurus, in a restoration based on an impression found at St. George, Utah. Art by Heather Kyoht Luterman Milner et al., 2009 The Early Jurassic is a mysterious time in dinosaur evolution.

In one of the special features, titled "Spit Take: The Return of the Dilophosaurus," the cast and crew discuss the iconic spitting dino, which includes some behind the scenes on what the spit is ...

It looks like Mattel is keeping its line alive with more reveals like the arrival of the Dilophosaurus right from the Jurassic Park film. The Dilophosaurus will come with swappable neck parts ...

It’s a discovery, 65 million years in the making. Even though Dilophosaurus was a beautiful, but deadly addition to Jurassic Park, the hit movie of the same name was wildly incorrect in how it ...