A bone discovered almost 40 years ago during a British scientific expedition has now been officially identified as the first dinosaur fossil ever found in Antarctica. The find is a vertebra from a ...
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This fossil sat in storage for 40 years before scientists realized it was Antarctica’s first dinosaur bone
A fossil collected on James Ross Island in 1985, then stored for decades in a British Antarctic Survey geological collection, has now been formally identified as the first dinosaur bone ever found on ...
The first dinosaur fossil found on the Antarctic continent has been described scientifically. The fossil, a vertebra, was found on a British Antarctic Survey (BAS) expedition in 1985 but has only ...
The first dinosaur found in Antarctica belonged to a group that included the largest animals ever to walk the planet, a new study finds. A backbone from the 82 million-year-old giant was discovered ...
A small tail vertebra picked up on a windswept Antarctic island in 1985 did not look like much. For decades, it was treated as the remains of a marine reptile. Now that same bone has been reidentified ...
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