Ostrich-Like Dinosaur Discovered in Alaska

Alaska’s First Fossil Ichthyosaur Found With Last Meal Still in Its Gut

December 4, 2014 —by Blake de Pastino 5873 1

New insights into life in the ancient oceans are emerging from a huge fossil found in a remote reach of northern Alaska — the largest and most complete specimen of…

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Ostrich-Like Dinosaur Discovered in Alaska

September 13, 2013 —by Blake de Pastino 6167 1

Paleontologists sifting through fossils in an Alaska museum have discovered evidence of a dinosaur never before found in the near-Arctic — a type of large, leggy theropod called an ornithomimosaur….

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Alaska’s First Fossil Ichthyosaur Found With Last Meal Still in Its Gut

Ostrich-Like Dinosaur Discovered in Alaska

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