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Dinosaurs: News & Pictures of Dinosaur Types

Dinosaurs types are many and varied, from small bird-like creatures to the largest animals ever to walk on Earth. The subject of blockbuster films, history museum exhibits and much more, dinosaurs continue to interest people today after first appearing approximately 230 million years ago. These vertebrate animals dominated the land for more than 160 million years before experiencing a catastrophic extinction at the end of the Cretaceous period 65 million years ago. The first dinosaur was recognized in the 19th century and ever since, dinosaurs have been the source of many questions. What contributed to the rapid extinction of the dinosaur? What do the latest fossil findings reveal about the dinosaur and its way of life? How is the modern bird connected to these prehistoric creatures? Could dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus Rex and Brontosaurus really be brought back to life with mosquito DNA? Inside you'll find dinosaur news & features, along with plenty of pictures.

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The Allosaurus used its neck and body to tug fl...
Scientists re-examined the idea that modern bir...
As a baby, this bruiser had a skull barely tall...
The dino dates from the era when India and Madagascar were joined.
A massive die-off during the Triassic/Jurassic extinction paved the way for the rise of crocodile ancestors.
'Canadian Club' won a museum visitor contest among sealed dinosaur fossils, which will make it the first to be cracked open among the five specimens.
Five dinosaurs have been hidden in rock since discovery a century ago, and now one will be cracked open.
A Dino Idol contest lets the public decide which of 5 hidden beasts will be revealed.
Cows may be triple Einsteins compared to most dinosaurs, scientist said.
The world's most diminutive dinosaur is... a hummingbird!
Feathered, vegetarian relatives of T. rex knew how to strut their stuff.
The 113th annual Christmas Bird Count is now underway! Join in!
With its oversized schnauzer, this newly identified dino likely had an impressive sense of smell.
Many years of volcanic activity in India, rather than a meteorite impact, may have caused the extinction that killed the dinosaurs
Dinosaurs are keeping mum on exactly how many birthdays they celebrated back in the day.
Dinosaurs ruled the Earth for 135 million years. There were many types of dinosaurs, in all shapes and sizes.
The dinosaur would've been dog-size with a 5-foot-long tail, living some 245 million years ago.
A hotel owner hopes to highlight Denver's dinosaur history.
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