The article explores the evolutionary link between dinosaurs and modern birds, highlighting various bird-like creatures from ...

Tyrannosaurus rex, the 67-million-year-old king of dinosaurs, is taking the throne once again — this time, on the Upper West Side, and with a 21st century twist. The centerpiece of the American ...

From the tiny Anchiornis huxleyi to a feathered ancestor of Tyrannosaurus rex and the huge Gigantoraptor, Xu Xing’s fossil finds have helped to unearth the evolutionary link between dinosaurs ...

While dino alums Tyrannosaurus Rex and the venom-spitting Dilophosaurus make their mark, director Colin Trevorrow also brought in bigger, badder and even feathered dinosaurs.

People often associate feathers with flight, but the predatory dinosaurs who sported them — which could include the T. rex and velociraptors — used them in many ways, Egerton and Manning said.

Scales from the tail of a T. rex. (Courtesy of Peter Larson/Bell et al. Biol. Lett.) Tyrannosaurus rex was an odd animal, a predator with teeth the size of bananas, a massive head and tiny arms ...

It’s an unlikely relationship, but the humble pigeon is a descendant of the group of dinosaurs that also includes the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex. The two species share a remarkable biological past. Our ...

T he Jurassic Park franchise features many prominent dinosaurs throughout its six movies, many of which should return in ...

Scaly, feathered, toothed, or beaked—long-necked, spike-tailed, tiny, or gargantuan—dinosaurs are a wildly diverse group. But certain dinos stand above the rest, both literally and on the ...

T. rex still reigns as the king of dinosaurs, according to scientists who on Monday argued against a contentious hypothesis advanced this year that the mighty meat-eater Tyrannosaurus should be ...

Sue, the biggest and best preserved Tyrannosaurus rex ever unearthed, no doubt was a fearsome beast when this predator prowled what is now South Dakota about 67 million years ago at the twilight ...

T.rex has been recognised as the single species of the genus Tyrannosaurus since the dinosaur was first described in 1905. A genus is a broader grouping of related organisms than a species.