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Meet the "caribou of the Cretaceous": How ancient hadrosaurs spread across Earth


Meet the caribou of the Cretaceous : How ancient hadrosaurs spread across Earth
Salon
5/2/2021
Reconstruction of Yamatosaurus with Kamuysaurus in the background Masato Hattori
You may not know the term hadrosaur, but you can probably visualize the dinosaur it refers to. Also known as the duck-billed dinosaur because the bones in their snouts look like the beaks on ducks, hadrosaurs had long bodies; in some cases, they possessed protuberances on their faces or backs that gave them a distinctive look. Unlike the terrifying T. Rex, hadrosaurs were herbivores, meaning they only ate plants. They were also quite numerous during their heyday, so much so that they are the most commonly discovered of all dinosaurs. ....

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New Species of 'Duck-Billed' Dinosaur Discovered in Japan


New Species of Duck-Billed Dinosaur Discovered in Japan
On 4/28/21 at 5:00 PM EDT
They may be some of the planet s most ancient creatures, but there s a whole lot about dinosaurs that we have yet to uncover.
Researchers, however, are making new discoveries about these mysterious beasts all the time. The announcement of a previously unknown dinosaur species earlier this week is bringing some new clarity to a beloved topic.
According to Science Daily, the creature s fossilized remains were reportedly first found in 2004 by an amateur fossil hunter on Awaji Island, a southern island of Japan. The discovery included the dino s lower jaw, teeth, neck vertebrae, shoulder bone, and tail vertebra all captured in sediment dating back about 72-million years. ....

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