
Broome sauropod morphotype A, from the Yanijarri–Lurujarri section of the Dampier Peninsula, Western Australia. Goolarabooloo
Maja Richard Hunter alongside the pedal impression UQL-DP8-1(p). The scale bar Richard is holding is 40 cm long. Retrieved from: http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/02724634.2016.1269539
Here’s what came out this week in dinosaur news:
- A 25km long trackway in Australia includes the largest single print and the most diverse set of tracks ever found
- A new large abelisaurid, Chenanisaurus barbaricus, was discovered in a Morrocan mine, and may rival Carnotaurus
- Tyrannosaurid teeth were found in for the first time in the Corral de Enmedio Formation in Sonora, Mexico
- A new titanosaur was found in Argentina with the catchy name MACN-Pv RN 233
- Progress continues on the utahraptor project, uncovering another lower jaw.
- New evidence shows that Eubrontes tracks in Massachusetts were likely parallel from obstacles not herding
- Jurassic World 2 may have dinosaurs carrying weapons, in case their teeth and claws weren’t enough
- Someone took to crowd surfing in a dinosaur costume at a University of South Carolina basketball celebration
- Chinese police have arrested dinosaur egg thieves
- A video shows off some scrape marks near Denver, presumably made by dinosaur courtship dances
- Only In Your State featured “Dinosaur World” in Plant City, Florida with tons of dinosaur sculptures
- In the UK, two dinosaurs were spotted on the Southwark Bridge, crossing the Thames with a film crew in tow
- Geek.com reported the history of the song “Walk the Dinosaur” and it’s strange comedy