Here’s what came out this week in dinosaur news:
- A new study found that the iguanodont Dakotadon lakotaensis lived in the early Cretaceous, “making it one of the earliest types of such dinosaurs known from North America” according to SD Mines and PeerJ
- A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences confirmed that the chemical structure of melasonomes can tell the color of dinosaurs, according to The Atlantic and Mirror
- In West VA, Davis & Elkins College will be presenting the musical comedy “The Dinosaur Musical” on Oct. 21, 22 and 25
- Rowan University in NJ is buying a 65-acre quarry for 2 million dollars, according to North Jersey
- Yahoo has a short (about 3 minute) video with Paula Froelich, editor in chief, at a dinosaur site in the Gobi Desert in Mongolia
- The Awesomer has a short, 30 second animated dinosaur clip that is fun to watch
