Researcher on ‘most complete dinosaur’ unearthed in a century
Tech and Science Daily | The Standard · Rachelle Abbott
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Show Notes
Dr Jeremy Lockwood, researcher with the University of Portsmouth and the Natural History Museum in London, discusses his study on the ‘most complete dinosaur’ found in a century.
Analysis has revealed it’s a new species that roamed the earth around 125 million years ago, and it’s been named ‘Comptonatus chasei’ in tribute to the late fossil hunter Nick Chase, who made the discovery.
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