All articles tagged with #dinosaur mummies
Scientists have discovered a 'mummy zone' near Lusk, Wyoming, where exceptionally preserved dinosaur fossils, including Edmontosaurus with soft tissue, suggest the potential for finding complete T. rex or Triceratops specimens, offering unprecedented insights into dinosaur appearance and evolution.
Scientists have discovered exceptionally well-preserved dinosaur 'mummies' of Edmontosaurus annectens in Wyoming, revealing detailed skin, spikes, hooves, and soft tissue structures through clay templating, which offers new insights into dinosaur anatomy and preservation processes.
Researchers discovered rare dinosaur mummies in Wyoming, including a juvenile duck-billed dinosaur, preserved without skin but with skin impressions on clay, providing new insights into dinosaur appearance and preservation methods.
Scientists have discovered exceptionally preserved dinosaur mummies of Edmontosaurus that reveal the first known reptile hooves, providing new insights into dinosaur anatomy and death conditions, with these mummies offering rare soft tissue preservation and details about their last moments.
A new study in the journal Science suggests that Tyrannosaurus rexes could have had thick, scaly lips covering their teeth, similar to modern Komodo dragons, rather than exposed choppers. Paleontologists are still debating whether T. rexes' teeth were hidden or not, but hope to find more fossils, including dinosaur mummies, to settle the debate.