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Introduction: Dinosaurs

Dinosaurs grip people's imaginations like no other extinct creature. Start finding out why in our beginner's guide to the "fearfully great lizards"

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Soft-centred fossils reveal dinosaurs' true colours

10:10 27 January 2011  | 2 comments

Newly discovered traces of soft tissue provide unprecedented insights into how animals that died millions of years ago looked and lived. Jeff Hecht reports

Did pterosaurs fly out of their eggs?

19:00 20 January 2011

A spectacular fossil apparently of a pterosaur and its egg provides some clues about the flying reptiles' mode of reproduction

New dinosaur adds to the mystery of Triassic Park

19:00 13 January 2011

The Triassic dinosaurs of Argentina were more diverse and abundant than we thought – so why did they take 30 million years to rise to dominance?

Living dinosaurs: Was archaeopteryx really a bird?

17:07 15 December 2010

It had the wings and feathers of a bird, but the teeth, legs and claws of a dinosaur – so just what kind of beast was archaeopteryx?

T. rex was a cannibal

22:00 15 October 2010

Whether T. Rex were fearsome predators or cowardly scavengers is hotly disputed. Now it seems the legendary dinosaurs were cannibals

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INSIDE SCIENCE

Mass extinctions

Five times in the past, the global ecosystem collapsed and most of the life forms on the planet suddenly went extinct. Today the world may well be in the middle of the sixth mass extinction

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Meet the oldest dino ancestor yet

10:00 09 October 2010

Footprints left by a dinosaur ancestor show the animals were around earlier than previously thought

Cosmic accidents: Killer asteroid with a silver lining

18:30 01 October 2010

A 10-kilometre-wide rock did for the dinosaurs, but smashed open a window of opportunity for unimpressive little animals called mammals

Time to rebrand the stegosaur?

12:23 24 September 2010  | 1 comment

Like brontosaurs before it, Stegosaurus could be about to lose its iconic name

Meet Kosmoceratops, the horniest vegetarian dinosaur

12:08 23 September 2010

Supersized head and multiple horns are order of the day for "lost continent" dinosaurs

Dinosaur with a mysterious fin found

10:58 09 September 2010

A two-legged dinosaur that had a fin on its back has been discovered – but nobody knows what it was for

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The golden age of dinosaurs

In recent years a wealth of stunning discoveries have transformed our understanding of dinosaurs (Image: mmagallan, stock.xchng)

If you wanted a phrase to sum up the mood among dinosaur researchers, you could do a lot worse than these three simple words: "Anything is possible"

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Dinosaur Myths

Dinosaurs are fascinating, but half-truths and myths about them are common. New Scientist nails 10 of the most common

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PALAEONTOLOGY

When crocodiles roamed the Arctic

The poles were once covered by lakes and forests instead of ice. Anil Ananthaswamy finds out what the world was like in the last great warming

YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED

FAQ: Dinosaurs

John Pickrell answers 10 of the most commonly-asked questions about dinosaurs, including what their names mean and why some were so large

INTERACTIVE GRAPHIC

Timeline: The reign of the dinosaurs Movie Camera

While dinosaurs were roaming the Earth, the map was steadily changing as the continents moved. Find out how the world changed, and which dinosaurs arose when, in our animated timeline

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