Palaeontologists were over the moon when two brothers, Nick and Rob Hanigan, discovered the bones of an almost complete theropod skeleton on a beach near Penarth, Wales, two years ago.
The bones stretch back to the Jurassic Period, around 201-million-years ago, when the coast of Wales had a much warmer climate.read more -http://www.express.co.uk/news/science/636519/200-million-year-old-FLESH-EATING-dragon-dinosaur-found-in-Wales-classified-as-new-species
Saturday, 23 January 2016
200-million-year-old FLESH EATING dragon dinosaur found in Wales classified as new species
Palaeontologists were over the moon when two brothers, Nick and Rob Hanigan, discovered the bones of an almost complete theropod skeleton on a beach near Penarth, Wales, two years ago.
The bones stretch back to the Jurassic Period, around 201-million-years ago, when the coast of Wales had a much warmer climate.read more -http://www.express.co.uk/news/science/636519/200-million-year-old-FLESH-EATING-dragon-dinosaur-found-in-Wales-classified-as-new-species
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