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New Dinosaur Species, a T. Rex Cousin that "Would Have Chased Us," Identified From Fossil Found 100 Years Ago
Researchers used CT scans and skull comparisons to identify Invictibellatrix amberina, a tiger-sized megaraptoran that lived about 120 million years ago.
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The Independent (US)New dinosaur discovered after fossil sat in a drawer for 100 years
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New dinosaur species, a T. rex cousin that "would have chased us," identified from fossil found 100 years ago
A fossil discovered 100 years ago in the U.K. has been identified as a previously unknown cousin of the T. rex, and it "definitely would have chased us."
·New York, United States
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The fossil had remained in a drawer after being acquired by the Natural History Museum in London in 1924.
From a fossil that had been lying in a drawer for almost 100 years, scientists have identified a new species of dinosaur with the Latin name Invictibellatrix amberina. The post It would be more dangerous to humans than T-rex: Scientists have discovered a new species of dinosaur, given it a fitting name was first displayed on interez.sk.
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