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Artistic reconstruction of a nest of Mussaurus patagonicus

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Dinosaurs lived in herds 40 million years earlier than we thought

We thought large plant-eating dinosaurs began to herd about 150 million years ago, but now we know the behaviour goes back at least 193 million years

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Intertangled mass of articulated fish

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Impaled turtle reveals new insight on the day the dinosaurs died

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T. rex with feathers: China’s fossils are rewriting the dinosaur story

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T. rex with feathers: China’s fossils are rewriting the dinosaur story

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Pendraig reconstruction

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Chicken-sized dinosaur found in Wales is UK's earliest known theropod

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Artists impressions of the Spinosaurids. Ceratosuchops inferodios in the foreground, Riparovenator milnerae in the background.

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'Hell heron' dinosaur is new species found on Isle of Wight

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Biomechanical dinosaur simulation

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Watch how dinosaurs waggled their tails for a more efficient stride

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dinosaur model

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Dinosaurs may have waggled their tails to help walk more efficiently

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Giant dinosaurs may have fasted like emperor penguins when laying eggs

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Dinosaurs may have already been going extinct before the asteroid hit

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Dinosaurs lived in the Arctic around 70 million years ago

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Dinosaurs lived in the Arctic around 70 million years ago

Newly discovered fossils suggest that dinosaurs nested in modern-day Alaska, surviving the frigid and dark winters of the ancient Arctic

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Owl-like dinosaurs had remarkably good hearing and night vision

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Tyrannosaurs may have hunted together in packs like wolves

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Around 2.5 billion Tyrannosaurus rex ever walked the Earth

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The Triassic period