Research suggests smaller apex-predators ruled Australia in the dinosaur age
Megaraptorids are known for somewhat small but sharp teeth, air-filled bones, and powerful forelimbs with enormous claws.
Authenticity checks and balances help writers stay within fine lines
Sensitivity readers can be a valuable resource for authors navigating complex issues of race, culture and sexuality, but at what cost? Writers appearing at the Hong Kong International Literary ...
PBS Teams With Australian Public Broadcaster For Wildlife Series ‘Ages Of Ice’
PBS is heading into the ice. The public broadcaster has teamed with Australian public broadcaster ABC on natural history series Ages of Ice. The three-part series follows the brave scientists pushing ...
New sauropod species from Romania transforms understanding of dinosaur island life in Europe
The end of the Cretaceous Period, 66 million years ago, marked the dramatic extinction of the dinosaurs. Until now, our ...
New fossil discovery changes what we know about Australian dinosaurs
Over 100 million years ago, Australia's dinosaurs shared links with South America's due to the continents' connection through Antarctica. Fossils reveal the presence of distinct theropods such as ...
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Oldest Megaraptorid fossils and first Carcharodontosaurs in Australia unearthed
Cretaceous Australia Landscape. Artwork by Jonathan Metzger. Source - Museums Victoria Credit: Artwork by Jonathan Metzger.