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Fossil Friday: one of the oldest softshell turtle fossils shows these animals likely emerged in Asia

The fossil was discovered in 1975 in North Dakota alongside a Triceratops.

United statesNorth dakotaSteven jasinskiPeter dodsonSusan walkerStevene jasinskiUpenn arts sciencesEnvironmental sciencesDepartment of earthSchool of veterinary medicineCretaceous researchUniversity of pennsylvania department earthAppalachian state universitySchool of arts sciencesWalker research grantPenn department of earth

This softshell turtle hung out with T rex and triceratops

A newly discovered fossil belongs to a softshell turtle that lived alongside Tyrannosaurus rex and triceratops in North Dakota 66.5 million years ago.

United statesNorth dakotaAndrew heckertFrankk mckinneySteven jasinskiPeter dodsonSusan walkerJohne callahanAppalachian state universityTennessee state universityMexico museum of natural historySchool of veterinary medicine at pennCretaceous researchCretaceous periodLate cretaceousEocene epoch

Newly discovered species of softshell turtle roamed North America alongside T Rex

Hutchemys walkerorum was described as a new species after researchers studied a fossilised specimen discovered in southwestern North Dakota in 1975.

United statesNorth dakotaGulf of mexicoMexico generalSteven jasinskiPeter dodsonAppalachian state universityCretaceous researchPenn state universityNorth americaCretaceous periodPenn stateLate cretaceousEocene epochAmerican west

New Species of Turtle that Lived Alongside T Rex, Triceratops Discovered; Survived Dinosaur-killing Extinction Even: Study

In a new study, scientists have identified a softshell turtle Hutchemys walkerorum that lived in what is modern-day North Dakota, around 66.5 million years ago.

United statesNorth dakotaWikimedia commonsFrankk mckinneySteven jasinskiPeter dodsonSusan walkerAppalachian state universityScreengrab university of pennsylvaniaSergey krasovskiy university of pennsylvaniaUniversity of pennsylvaniaCretaceous researchUniversity of pennsylvania department earthCretaceous periodLate cretaceousAmerican west

Harrisburg University professor helps name a new species of dinosaur

Sierraceratops turneri is the second new species named by Dr. Steven Jasinski, of HU’s Department of Environmental Science and Sustainability, in the past year.

New mexicoUnited statesNew mexico museum of natural historyNick longrichSteven jasinskiPeter dodsonSpencer lucasSebastian dalmanTed turnerCretaceous researchHarrisburg university of scienceMexico museum of natural historyUniversity of bathUniversity of pennsylvaniaHu department of environmental scienceHarrisburg university

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