Lythronax, the King of Gore tyrannosaur
Lythronax argestes, a new species of tyrannosaur from Utah, was published yesterday in a PLOS One article by Mark Loewen and colleagues. Press release here. Really an amazing amount of art released...
View ArticlePsittacosaur bristles
Dave Hone shares some lovely detailed photos of the famous filament-bearing Psittacosaurus, highlighting the preserved skin, scales, and tail bristles.
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Gaudy and swollen but still less likely to be rendered as a forehead-phallus
Today in PLOS ONE, Prieto-Márquez and Wagner rearrange the oft-tragically reconstructed “unicorn spike” of Tsintaosaurus into a glorious piece of headgear, with a lambeosaurin-style cockscomb crest...
View ArticleA Fleshy Crest for Edmontosaurus
Bell et al. report on a new Edmontosaurus fossil with soft-tissue impressions around the skull and neck, including a structure they interpret as a cockscomb-like crest.
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