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T. rex may have used its long feet for stealthy surprise attacks

Carnivorous dinosaurs generated seismic waves with every footfall – but because of the shape of their feet they may have masked their presence approaching prey

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The mystery of the dinosaur with crocodile jaws, bear claws and a sail

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‘Amazing dragon’ find in China rewrites evolution of massive dinosaurs

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‘Amazing dragon’ find in China rewrites evolution of massive dinosaurs

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First snake found in amber is a baby from the age of the dinosaurs

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First snake found in amber is a baby from the age of the dinosaurs

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New dinosaur fossil explains how Diplodocus evolved to be so massive

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New dinosaur fossil explains how Diplodocus evolved to be so massive

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Identity crisis: When is a dinosaur not a dinosaur?

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Yorkshire's Jurassic World: David Attenborough opens new show

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Yorkshire’s Jurassic World: David Attenborough opens new show

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Yorkshire’s Jurassic World: David Attenborough opens new show

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Dimetrodon

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We’ve drawn iconic sail-wearing Dimetrodon wrong for 100 years

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Dinosaurs that seemed veggie also ate the odd bit of shellfish

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Dinosaurs that seemed veggie also ate the odd bit of shellfish

Many dinosaurs are thought to have been exclusive plant-eaters, but their fossilised faeces suggest that some of these species also ate seafood

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Largest ever dinosaur may have been as long as 7 elephants

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Big, armoured dinosaur still had camouflage to evade predators

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Prehistoric creatures dazzle in recreated art nouveau murals

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Chinese dinosaurs make a historic trip to the UK

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