A 150-million-year-old dinosaur fossil from Spain has been identified as the first confirmed Diplodocus ever found outside North America. The giant sauropod measured about 25 meters long and was ...

For decades, paleontologists have tried to piece together an image of the enormous herbivorous dinosaur Diplodocus, but until recently, the exact details of its appearance remained shrouded in mystery ...

For nearly 150 years, every confirmed Diplodocus fossil had come from the western United States. A series of remarkably preserved tail bones in eastern Spain has now broken that geographic boundary.

For nearly 150 years, every confirmed Diplodocus fossil on record came from a single place: the Morrison Formation in the western United States. Paleontologists in Spain have now identified the first ...

A skeletal reconstruction depicting the old, tail-dragging image of Diplodocus. Image from Wikipedia. One century ago, when paleontologists were still just becoming acquainted with the great dinosaurs ...

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Finding any fossil skin is extraordinary; finding dinosaur skin is that much more rare. So when Tess Gallagher and her mom excavated patches of skin from one of the largest dinosaurs to exist, there ...

A team of researchers from the University of Bristol, Natural History Museum of London, the University of Missouri and Ohio University has discovered the eating habits of Diplodocus using a ...

Sorry Dippy, but your days of scaring the bejesus out of millions of school kids are nearly over. After 35 years of service, the huge skeleton of a Diplodocus is being retired from its leading role at ...

Dippy the Diplodocus has had pride of place in the Natural History Museum's main hall for more than 30 years The dinosaur -- a replica cast from fossils unearthed in Wyoming in 1898 -- will be ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Fourteen Spanish tail vertebrae reveal a European Diplodocus and strengthen evidence for Jurassic trans-Atlantic dinosaur ...